Dropbox

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Simple data sync and backup, but forces you to do all your sync management from one unmovable folder.

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New Dropbox Learns to Show and Share

Dropbox, the Internet-hosted file-synchronization service, updated its desktop, mobile, and Web app software on Monday to allow any file or folder stored in a user’s sync folder to be shared with other people via a Web-accessible link.
Sync Services Keep You Effortlessly Updated Everywhere All provide easy access to up-to-date files on all your PCs; our favorite, Syncplicity, handles conflicts well and includes versioning.

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