I have been using Dropbox cloud storage and sync service for sometimes now and the service is extremely good at what it does, but it misses one feature – an automated solution for organizing files, which I think useful to make things much more easier. However, there is a webapp called Sortbox, which helps us organize our stuffs automatically between Dropbox folders. Here is how it is.
If you aren’t happy with the ringtones that came with your mobile phone and want a tone that is something unique, here’s a simple online solution. Free ringtone maker is an online ringtone editing tool that simplifies the process of audio editing by means of easy to use tools and a basic user interface.
The obvious benefit to backing up your files to the cloud is that you are able to access your files from anywhere on any internet connected device, but at the same time you don’t want to worry about data security. Of course, cloud storage services will store your data securely, but if you encrypt your personal files before backing them up to cloud, you can ensure a much better security.
Last month I had posted an article here on ‘how to save Gmail attachments directly to Google Drive’, Google’s new cloud storage and sync service. It allows you to save all your Gmail attachments directly to Google Drive from the attachment list with a newly added ‘Save To Drive’ link option, however, it’ll work only with your Chrome browser. If you want to save your Gmail attachments to Google Drive from other browsers and mobile devices, here is how it is.
Google has launched its cloud storage and sync service Google Drive with 5GB of free storage space. Google Drive lets you upload and access all of your files, including videos, photos, Docs, PDFs, etc securely from anywhere on your computer or Android device. In addition, you can share your files with exactly whom you want and edit them together, from any device.
Dropbox, the popular cloud storage and sync service has introduced an awesome option for sharing your stuffs with your friends and family. This new instant sharing feature lets you make a link to your files and folders in your Dropbox and then send the link to your friends and family. With the link, they can access and view (but not edit) your photos, videos, presentations and documents on any browser and in full screen, even if they don’t have a Dropbox account.