We highlighted a powerful mobile app that allows you to convert to and from PDF files yesterday. However, if you’re sitting on a desktop you might want the flexibility to easily convert and share files. This is where the revamped Cometdocs comes into the picture.
If you think that a few authorities can keep Kim Dotcom down, then think again. The founder of the now shutdown MegaUpload has announced the launch of a new file sharing site. Titled Mega, and soon to be available at www.
In the age of torrents, one method of file sharing that has still remained prevalent for several years is Usenet. Usenet was created in 1979 by two university students looking for a way to share “news”. Usenet quickly grew into the largest Internet discussion community a full 10 years before the World Wide Web was ever created (The World Wide Web was proposed in August 1991).
Are you constantly sharing files with your friends, site visitors etc? If so, then you already familiar with Rapidshare, Mediafire, DivShare and other file sharing sites. However, uploading to a single file sharing service has its negative points.
Do you want to share videos or photos with your friend? One option is send all your files via email. The result is clogged inboxes and a good likelihood that emails may bounce or land in spam.
