Back to Bhopu ArchivePosted On Aug 21, 2007
Drive those files to Net
in File Management

I think transferring files between computers can be very uneasy at times. Have you ever saved an important file to a disk or CDR, got it home and found that the disk is corrupt? Or maybe an important backup that went wrong? I know I have. With most computers these days having some kind of Internet connection, having your own personal disk drive stored in the Internet is an excellent idea. You can upload your work, get home, download it again and continue where you left off.

Although most of my friends these days use Winzip, I don’t mind looking around and experimenting with something new in technology. I have been going through all the latest news on Gigaom and believe me friends, register yourself there and you will never be left behind in some hottest inventions. When I heard about online storage concept I had to check it out. A rather funny picture came to my head, with all the files floating in space (don’t know why!). But, it was nothing like that and it looked like a rather impressive web site.

Driveway looked very good and very professional, you initially start off with 25Mb and by referring friends and answering customer surveys you then can expand. Sounds good!

There are quite a lot of benefits from online storage driveway.com provides all the benefits of a world-class file management system

•    Universal access to powerful online file distribution and management features
•    Multiple security options including support for SSL and server-side encryption
•    Account administration tools
•    Entirely Web-based (no desktop client to download)
•    Multiple access protocol support inducing HTML, FTP, and WebDAV
•    Integration options with standard SNMP- or HTML-based monitoring tools
•    Extensive data logging and architecture

The possibilities for use are endless, whether you just want to backup important files or have your own online photo album to show your family, Driveway is the easy and fast way to do it.

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