Just drop into Dropbox to store, share and syncronize files online

With the Web 2.0 phenomenon gaining momentum, there is a large number of services offering online file storage and sharing, like Xdrive, FreeDrive. [Learn about more file sharing sites, including media sharing sites, here.]

But you may still not be satisfied with these sites because they do not give you the complete freedom. You may have to cross several hurdles to access these ervices. But what if you can use an online-file sharing site that synchronizes with your Windows or Machintosh, allowing you to save and share your files and folders online as if you were saving it locally on your PC.

You can save and share you files very easily by just dragging-and-dropping your files and folders in a Dropbox, one of the most simple online file sharing and synchronizing service.

Dropbox is an intelligent combination of Box.net, dot.mac and Microsoft’s FolderShare* syncing service. It makes online storage and sharing of files as simple as dragging files into specially marked local folders.

Post to multiple blogs simultaneously

Those who maintain several blogs, with many posts being simultaneously being posted to multiple blogs, it’s a really difficult and annoying to copy-paste the same thing over and again. Alternative? WriteToMyBlog.com. It is a free web word-processor for your blog. Just compose your post and enter the details of your blog(s). The post gets published on a number of blogs simultaneously. The processor is also very good one and also allows you to post YouTube videos and images from Flickr. And a really good part of it — no registrations required.

http://writetomyblog.com/

Internet desktop: Access and share files, music, videos

Okay. I agree that streaming your media right from your PC can work the best only for sharing it with others, and not when you are out, your home being locked and your PC shut. So where do you head to? A no brainer, isn’t it?

The web offers a lot of options to store and share your stuff on the web. Here you will find some of the available options listed in this post.

FanBox (Internet Desktop) (2GB)

FanBox is a web-based desktop. Yup, it’s your own desktop that you get in your web browser, anywhere, anytime. The basic version of this service comes for free and gives you 2GB storage space. The site also offers free upgrade to 5GB for those registering with an educational email id. By default your web-desktop comes with Mozilla Firefox web browser and a word processor. You can also use other applications, but for a fee. If you wish you can use trial versions of various applications available on FanBox desktop. The site also offers social networking option for its users. You can also share your files using this service. This service is available only for windows users.