The downside to having multiple computers is synchronization. Dropbox is the
perfect solution for these situations. With Dropbox you can seamlessly
synchronize contents between several different computers – even mobile
devices – no matter where you are. This means that you can use Dropbox not
only to sync files between computers, but also to share photos with friends
or collaborate in a common project with your workmates. Dropbox is dead easy
to use. All you have to do is install a small client and from that moment on,
you'll have a special folder inside the My Documents folder. Anything you
drop here will be synced in the background with your public dropbox profile
– and therefore accessible online. Dropbox currently offers 2 GB of free
storage, which should be enough to share quite a bunch of files. Worried
about privacy? Fear not. Only computers you link to your account will be able
to access your files. Also, Dropbox keeps track of changes, so that you can
access previous versions of a file. In a way it works as a backup tool as
well, because it keeps copies of your files. Dropbox has a main drawback
though: it's painfully slow. Yes, it works in the background and yes, you
don't have to be checking the uploading rate every ten seconds, but 30
minutes to upload three photos is simply too much for me. Dropbox is an easy,
handy tool with which you can sync files online, share them and have them
always at hand.Download *Dropbox 1.2.48* in Softonic
