How to handle combinations of applications? For example I can use SyncDocs in conjunction with GoogleDocs to have a dropbox equivalent solution within a Google stack.
I use Google's extra data which you can purchase for amazingly cheap prices (i.e. 20gb for $5/year) and then use a desktop software called GDocs Drive to access it and easily add documents.
If you are looking for Team Document Storage and Sharing, you can try Oogwave.com. It's Free and provides additionally team collaboration and communication features. (No storage or members limits).
I use both Copy.com (created by barracuda networks) and Yunio. Copy is as fast as dropbox with more storage and Yunio, though a chinese company, has 1TB of free space. Yunio is slower but for the space, who cares.
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David Inglehart47
on Sep 7, 2011
Interesting group of applications. I guess this category should be divided up to different types of cloud storage: Backup, documents, etc.
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damon_achey11
on Sep 7, 2011
How to handle combinations of applications? For example I can use SyncDocs in conjunction with GoogleDocs to have a dropbox equivalent solution within a Google stack.
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David Bain43
on Sep 9, 2011
I use Google's extra data which you can purchase for amazingly cheap prices (i.e. 20gb for $5/year) and then use a desktop software called GDocs Drive to access it and easily add documents.
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Venessa Rogers0
on Nov 9, 2012
If you are looking for Team Document Storage and Sharing, you can try Oogwave.com. It's Free and provides additionally team collaboration and communication features. (No storage or members limits).
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Drehgos0
on Feb 5, 2014
I use both Copy.com (created by barracuda networks) and Yunio. Copy is as fast as dropbox with more storage and Yunio, though a chinese company, has 1TB of free space. Yunio is slower but for the space, who cares.
Copy I use as my primary.
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