Free Online Storage?
#1
10-23-09, 11:19 AM
Free Online Storage?
Hi, Anyone know where I can get Free Online Storage. But not a free trial? Thanks
#3
10-23-09, 12:46 PM
Depending on what you need - you might want to try out https://www.getdropbox.com/
If you use multiple computers and want to be able to get at the data from work, home, or your laptop - it will store files for you and sync them between all the locations.
You don't have to use the sync features though - so you can just use it to hold your stuff (up to 2gb with the free account)
If you use multiple computers and want to be able to get at the data from work, home, or your laptop - it will store files for you and sync them between all the locations.
You don't have to use the sync features though - so you can just use it to hold your stuff (up to 2gb with the free account)
#4
10-23-09, 10:38 PM
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I have used wuala before. You can get it at Wuala - Secure Online Storage - Backup. Store. Share. Access Everywhere.
I think you have to log in every month though so you wont lose your files.
But as of now, I only use Google Docs, Gmail and Picasa. It's easy to search files in Gmail.
I think you have to log in every month though so you wont lose your files.
But as of now, I only use Google Docs, Gmail and Picasa. It's easy to search files in Gmail.
#5
10-24-09, 04:52 AM
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I have looked for free online storage and if you carefully read the terms for them you will find a big difference in what security level they will commit to compared to a site that charges a minimal fee.
Deleting files if you don't log in is a good example.
If you are referring to picture files, considering many will run out of a burning house with a box of pics you can't exactly do that if an online service burns and crashes!
Deleting files if you don't log in is a good example.
If you are referring to picture files, considering many will run out of a burning house with a box of pics you can't exactly do that if an online service burns and crashes!
#6
10-24-09, 07:08 PM
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If you open up a Hotmail account they give you whats called skydrive. It includes 25 gb of free storage. I have been using it to store photos, documents and backing up programs like quicken for a few years with no problems.
I also have a external usb My Book hard drive backup whichs works well.
I also have a external usb My Book hard drive backup whichs works well.
