Posts Tagged ‘Dropbox’

Ramp Your Free Dropbox Account Storage Up To Over 20GB

Posted January 18th 2011 by in archive

Free Extra Storage Space For Your Dropbox AccountNowadays loads of us use Dropbox on a daily basis to sync, back up and share our important files. However if your cheap like me and only have a free account you may be starting to run out of space.

Fortunately there are quite a few ways to gain yourself some extra gigabytes, I’m sure you’re aware of of some of these tricks but hopefully I may hit on one or two you’ve missed out on:

  • Complete 5/6 getting started tasks (if you haven’t already done them there should be a getting started link when you sign into the Dropbox website) -250MB
  • Refer your friends – 250MB a friend (max 8Gb)
  • Register as a student – 500MB (plus all referrals now worth 500MB, max 16GB)
  • Tweet and Facebook about Dropbox – 640MB
  • Complete Dropquest 2011 – Finally 1GB of space is up for grabs if you complete the inaugural Dropbox Dropquest, if you’re feeling lazy a walkthrough can be found at Slickdeals. I’m sure this challenge is time limited so get in whilst you have the chance!

Do all of the above and you’re looking at a grand total of 20,390 MB of space, for free!

Hope this helps you to gain some much needed space, if you’re not a user of Dropbox yet I highly recommend it, you can read my review here.

Use Dropbox To Backup Files, Share With Multiple Computers And Access Them Anywhere

Posted February 20th 2010 by in archive

DropboxDropbox is the ultimate solution for anyone wishing to backup their files, share them across a range of computers or access them anywhere via the web – and the best part is that it’s free! I know I’m late to the game (I’ve been using Windows Home Server to share files over the web) but this solution is so much more elegant. I just started using it a couple of days ago so thought I’d write a review to share my experiences.

Supported on Windows, Linux and Mac, it basically creates a folder on your computer, automatically syncing anything in it to a secure location on the web, updating files as soon as they change. These files are easily accessed via the website and will immediately update on any computer you’ve installed Dropbox on. It really is as good as it sounds, bet you’ve wanted something like this for ages yes?

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