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Using Google Docs To Host And Share Files [Discussion]

Some of you will be surprised but apart from just editing and sharing documents, you can actually host (any type of) files on Google Docs and share them with the public without any sort of restriction. Editor’s Notes: Getting bored ... Read More
Published By admin On June 16, 2010   Under News  

Five useful KDE 4.4 widgets

Five useful KDE 4.4 widgets
With the rise of KDE 4.4 comes a new crop of desktop widgets (or Plasmoids). Earlier renditions of KDE 4.x saw the Plasmoids less than useful. The latest workings, however, have become quite useful, productive even.In this article I will ... Read More
Published By admin On February 17, 2010   Under Linux  

Shoot-out: Dropbox vs. SugarSync

Shoot-out: Dropbox vs. SugarSync
Backing up files in the cloud has become an activity that has been made sufficiently intuitive to actually improve productivity. Easy-to-use automatic backup clients like Dropbox, Live SkyDrive and Mozy give people easy backup or synchronization facilities. SugarSync is another ... Read More
Published By admin On February 3, 2010   Under Linux  

Shoot-out: Dropbox vs. SugarSync

Shoot-out: Dropbox vs. SugarSync
Backing up files in the cloud has become an activity that has been made sufficiently intuitive to actually improve productivity. Easy-to-use automatic backup clients like Dropbox, Live SkyDrive and Mozy give people easy backup or synchronization facilities. SugarSync is another ... Read More
Published By admin On January 29, 2010   Under News  

Install Dropbox on Kubuntu KDE (Without Nautilus)

Install Dropbox on Kubuntu KDE (Without Nautilus)
I recently installed Kubuntu 9.10 to have a look at the latest that KDE has to offer in the Ubuntu arena. I have to say, I find it very polished and far less buggy than previous releases that I’ve used! ... Read More
Published By admin On January 19, 2010   Under Linux  

Upload Files To Dropbox By Email

Upload Files To Dropbox By Email
One of the reasons for Dropbox’s popularity are the manifold uses that go well beyond the standard file synchronization features that the standard Dropbox client offers. We just recently reviewed the client server application Akira which Dropbox users can install ... Read More
Published By admin On December 30, 2009   Under Windows  

Access Remote Computers With Akira [Dropbox]

Akira uses the synchronization capabilities of the popular file synchronization service Dropbox to provide basic networking functionality. The core idea of the software is to use shared folders to communicate between clients and servers using the Dropbox service. The program ... Read More
Published By admin On December 30, 2009   Under Software