2011/10/14
by Alan Henry
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When you have a large file or group of large files that you want to send to someone, but you don’t want to clog up your Dropbox account and you don’t have time to just drive over to your friend’s house with a USB drive, Justbeamit is a new web service… Continue reading
2011/09/07
by whitson gordon
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So you’ve set up your own NAS, and you’d like it to download more than just the occasional torrent. If you’d like to automatically download TV shows as soon as they’re available with previously mentioned Sick Beard, you can install it to your NAS for a… Continue reading
2011/09/07
by whitson gordon
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If you need to transfer files, you have a lot of FTP choices on Windows. However, we’d have to choose the powerful, free FileZilla as the best on the platform.
FileZilla
Platform: Windows, Mac, Linux
Price: Free
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A highly configurable… Continue reading
2011/09/06
by adam dachis
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Mac OS X is, fortunately, blessed with a variety of really nice file transfer apps that support many services and protocols. Nonetheless, Transmit still manages to be
Transmit
Platform: Mac OS X
Price: $34
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Supports file transfers via … Continue reading
2011/08/01
by David Galloway
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Diglo is a mashup between between a file-hosting site, a social network, and a media search engine. The site allows you to store an unlimited amount of data publicly or a limited amount of data privately. Everything file you share publicly has no uploa… Continue reading
2011/07/19
by whitson gordon
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At its most basic, Network attached storage, or NAS, is a great way to share files on your local network. But it’s also a perfect solution for backing up your computers, streaming media across your hom… Continue reading
2011/05/02
by adam dachis
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If you’re out of the house a lot but still want access to files on your home computer, one of the best ways to solve that problem involves setting up your computer as a remotely accessible home media s… Continue reading
2011/04/14
by Melanie Pinola
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Mac only: FileShuttle is a nifty little application for drag-and-drop FTP or SFTP uploading and file sharing. More »
2011/03/30
by adam dachis
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If you download files from file sharing sites or services, sometimes they’re split into parts. Mac OS X has a few utilities for joining files together (or splitting them up), but Data Glue is the most… Continue reading
2011/02/24
by Kat Hannaford
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Developers can start using OS X Lion from today, but the rest of us will have to wait until summer to start using the iPad/Mac OS hybrid—which includes a neat new way to share files over the same Wi-Fi connection. More »