Comments on: Share big files online with these services

If you need to send big files and you want to be able to share those with others, look no further than this roundup of some of the most prominent tools on the Web.

[gbmodern]

I use Dropbox on my Linux to sync with Windows computers at home, work, and school. It also works with Mac. I love it! The syncing is amazing and efficient and it keep a record of all changes and deletions so you can undo it. If you change a file, it only uploads the changed bit to save time. It will also let you make direct links to files so people can download them without an account. However, you only get 2GB of free space, not 5.

[ajnauron]

in.solit.us is the best one. No limits on anything.

[KenEKaplan]

Cool. Thanks for sharing. I rely on YouSendIt and have been really enjoying the very cool Drop.io -- http://drop.io -- fits with the description for Box.net.

[tomdupon]

Hi,

You can try NomaDesk to transfer large files with a mouseclick. You can download NomaDesk at http://www.nomadesk.com

Tom Dupon
Online marketing manager NomaDesk

[themtrain]

Wow, are you guys drunk? Nobody even mentions Sharefile.com?

I've used all of the services listed above and can honestly say Sharefile is the best for sure. I'm surprised they weren't listed here.

[archonis]

You should look at www.publicfilesend.com

[mydatanest]

Excellent Review, however, cannot resist the need to plug our service.

Check out MyDataNest.com - Over 2gb of free storage and great tools including online office suite, team collaboration, twitter integration, and free hotlinking.

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[vitalypet]

Gygan offers unlimited storage, unlimited file size, always maximum transfer speed, and no waiting to download -- Free. They're now open for beta registration. http://www.Gygan.com

[Micelf]

www.Adrive.com

FREE
50GB
Individual Use Only

Need I say more?