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• Technophilia: Get productive with the best Facebook Apps

  Published: July 30, 2007, 12:00 pm

  Tags: Amazon, Calendar, Del Icio Us, Digg, Document Sharing, Documents, Facebook, Feature, Feeds, File Sharing, File Storage, Files, Getting Things Done, Getting To Done, Google, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Gtd, Image Editing, Last Fm, Lists, Media, Media Player, Netflix, Photos

  it's still pretty useful. Files/Storage Files gives you up to 1 GB of free online space from which to share any kind of file: text, audio, video, etc. (Requires a Box.net account.) Swap and share files with Divshare, up to 200 MB in size. Tracking Get the calendrial (new word, peeps) power of 30 Boxes in your Facebook with the superbly

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• Featured Mac Download: Add file versioning to your Mac with TimeDrawer

  Published: July 30, 2007, 2:00 pm

  Tags: Clips, Downloads, Featured Mac Download, File Management, File Storage, Mac, Top, Version Control

  Leopard that adds built-in file versioning to OS X. However, until Leopard is released (or until you decide it's worth the money to upgrade), freeware application TimeDrawer provides an attractive, intuitive file versioning system for your Mac. Every time you update a document, TimeDrawer keeps track of your changes. You can compare your

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• File-sharing: Send 2GB Files Easily with TransferBigFiles

  Published: August 30, 2007, 8:30 am

  Tags: Email, File Sharing, Online File Storage, Storage

  TransferBigFiles sends huge files—up to 2GB—to any recipient at any time. This service, like previously mentioned offerings MailBigFile and YouSendIt, makes transfers easier without FTP or adhering to strict mail server storage requirements. Simply upload a file, send it to a recipient, and they'll get a download link where they

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• Getting organized!

  Published: August 24, 2007, 11:29 am

  Tags: Life Through My Eyes, Backpack, Basecamp, Cleanup, File Storage, Free Online Tools, Kiko, Life Together, Outlook Inbox, Receipts, Reminders, Shopping List, To Do List, Tumblr

  mobile phone) Sending large files that your work email won’t allow you to: Yousendit Online file storage: Box.net Organize and keep track of your receipts: Shoeboxed.com Anyone else want to share more get your life together tools, feel free to add to the list. I’m always looking out for them. Enjoy! Share This

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• Lifehacker Faceoff: Battle of the Online Backup Services

  Published: September 11, 2007, 11:00 am

  Tags: Lifehacker Faceoff, Online Backup, Online File Storage, Online Storage

  online backup and storage solutions out there. Tell us which one you use. Gawker Media polls require Javascript; if you're viewing this in an RSS reader, click through to view in your Javascript-enabled web browser.

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• Reader Poll: Do You Tag Your Files Offline?

  Published: October 23, 2007, 11:30 am

  Tags: File Management, File Storage, Files, Filing, Mac Os X, Metadata, Reader Poll, Tagging, Tags, Windows Vista

  tagging built into their filesystems, meaning that the same basic tagging ideas available online are also available for the files on your hard drive. It sounds like an excellent idea in theory, but it doesn't seem as though offline tagging is taking hold. So we're wondering:Gawker Media polls require Javascript; if you're viewing this in an

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• Quickly Share Files with Drop.io [File Sharing]

  Published: November 7, 2007, 3:00 pm

  Tags: File Sharing, File Storage, Online Storage, Top

  a number of similar file sharing services in the past, but what's great about Drop.io is its speed (requires no registration for any party), ease of use (just send a simple link to whoever you want to share the files with after you've uploaded them), and clean interface. Basically uploading files creates a web site to organize them. You

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• Box.net Opens Up to Web Services [Online Storage]

  Published: November 14, 2007, 8:30 am

  Tags: Fax, File Sharing, Online File Storage, Online Storage, Ringtones, Web Applications, Zoho

  Online storage website Box.net has thrown open the doors and let all sorts of webapps in, giving users a handful of one-click actions and exports for their files. That means MP3s stored at Box.net can be sent to Myxer for ringtone conversion, documents can be opened in ThinkFree or Zoho or faxed through eFax, and the list runs to eight more

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• Use RoamDrive to store files.

  Published: November 20, 2007, 6:03 am

  Tags: Free Online File Storage

  attached with your important files, you can store them using your free email provided by Google and Yahoo.Yahoo is giving unlimited email account. Gmail is giving 2GB. And we are not using even 10% of it. So why not utilize that free space to store our files? We can save a lot of money in this way. No need for a flash drive any more.Link your web

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• Organize and Extend Your Notes Online with Springnote [Online Documents]

  Published: December 26, 2007, 11:00 am

  Tags: Gtd, Note Taking, Notes, Online Documents, Online File Storage, To Do Lists, Web Application, Web Applications

  pictures, import and export files in nearly any handy format (HTML and Word docs included), and there's a wealth of nice-looking templates for creating to-do lists, calendars, and the like. All the now-standard features, like 2GB of file storage and collaboration, are there, along with a growing number of mashups utilizing Twitter, Firefox, and

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• Brain Bridge Outsourcing Services Pvt. Ltd.

  Published: December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm

  Tags: Writing, Editing Services, Credit Card Processing, Data Entry And Processing, Search Engine Optimization, Document Conversion, Document Archiving, Document, File Storage, Document Imaging Amp Resizing, Microfilm, Microfiche Conversion, Pdf Conversion

  Archiving, Document, File Storage, Document Imaging & Resizing, Microfilm, Microfiche Conversion, PDF Conversion Rank 85.0 Vote 1 Rating 9

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• QuickShareIt 2.0

  Published: January 3, 2008, 10:00 am

  Tags: File Sharing, File Storage, Filesharing, Filestorage, Online, Online Storage, Onlinestorage, Quickshareit

  Mac app that provides online storage and file sharing with both Mac and PC users. It's growing up amongst a host of similar products, but differentiates itself by offering some unique features centered around the teaming of its dock icon drop-box, "recent uploads" floating panel and web-based file access. For example, if you drag multiple images

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• Brain Bridge Outsourcing Services Pvt. Ltd.

  Published: December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm

  Tags: Writing, Editing Services, Credit Card Processing, Data Entry And Processing, Search Engine Optimization, Document Conversion, Document Archiving, Document, File Storage, Document Imaging Amp Resizing, Microfilm, Microfiche Conversion, Pdf Conversion

  Archiving, Document, File Storage, Document Imaging & Resizing, Microfilm, Microfiche Conversion, PDF Conversion Rank 85.0 Vote 1 Rating 9

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• Record Long Voice Messages as MP3s at Drop.io [Voicemail]

  Published: January 15, 2008, 8:30 am

  Tags: Mp3, Notes, Online File Storage, Storage, Voicemail

  Free file-sharing drop box Drop.io has added a call-and-record service that makes the dead-simple sharing service even more helpful. Those signed up at Drop.io can call the number and extension listed at their page and record as long a message as they want—assuming it stays within the overall 100MB limit for free accounts. Very soon after,

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• Hide and Secure a Folder (For Real) in Windows [Featured Windows Download]

  Published: January 30, 2008, 8:30 am

  Tags: Encryption, Featured Windows Download, File Storage, Security

  program to unlock and add files to it. Shutting down the program or even booting into safe mode won't reveal your folder, unlike many other "hiding" utilities, and even looking at folder sizes won't reveal your data. Somebody with a recovery disk and knowledge that you're hiding something might breach your data, but for most people's needs, My

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