Some time back I wrote an article on Syncplicity. First off let me start off by making clear the cheers/boos system that I used as some people have asked about it.
So the cheers/boos system worked like this: A feature that I liked and/or worked as claimed on the Syncplicity site was given a cheer, a feature on which I saw a potential room for improvement was given a boo. The score at the end of each bullet point represented the cumulative score which means that the total of cheers and boos up till that point. I apologize if you found it hard to comprehend. (damn the cumulative system! From next time I will not be using cumulative scores).
With that clear and out of the way I have some good news for you all:
documents using Scribd’s iPaper and Zoho’s tools. Picnik on the other hand allows you to quickly edit photos online from any web browser.
2. You can now share your files without requiring the other person (whom you are sharing with) to have a Syncplicity account.
3. The pricing for Syncplicity is out, you can find the details here. This may or may not be good news according to the way you choose to see it.
4. Last but by no means least we have a little giveaway for our readers. The Syncplicity team is offering a little extra gift to our wonderful readers. Here are the details: The first 500 users who sign up with the code MAKEUSE9 will start with 3GB (instead of 2GB) and if you decide to sign up with a subscription, you ’ll start with 45GB instead of 40GB. Alternatively you can use follow this link to skip entering the intro code.
One little mention here that in case you didn’t notice - the points that got a boo in the last article have now all been corrected and/or improved by Syncplicity (Kudos!) so now its “cheers” all the way for Syncplicity!
(By) Varun Kashyap - A programmer, tech enthusiast and a blogger who likes to write about the latest on the web, tips and trick, hacks to make you online and desktop experience richer and simpler. Check out his TechCrazy blog
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Tags: backup, giveaway, office worker, online storage, synchronize
Wow!! Nice Give away.. I grabbed the opportunity
Do you know if this works with Outlook .pst files? Would be great if it did. Windows Live Mesh currently doesn’t and it would be great to have a free service that synced my Outlook on my desktop and laptop computers. Currently I am using something called Syncing.net but it is a paid service.
Yes, Ellen you should be able to sync the PST file aswell, its not supported as a special feature but you can find the location of the PST file, use this: and then sync it up!
Thanks for the Free Gig!
Yay - I still got the 3GB offer! Wooo!