SugarSync is a single software and service solution that allows you to backup, store, sync (short for synchronize), access, and share all your digital assets (files, photos, music, others.) SugarSync was created with the goal of making it trivial for you to manage all your digital life and to satisfy a wide variety of use cases. The backbone of SugarSync is a real time push synchronization infrastructure that enables all these capabilities. As the end user you just need to worry about setting up you account properly and then enjoying the experience.
You can register HERE, and get additional 500 Mb of free space.
Note: You have to register prior to installing the mobile version.
More referral spam.. Get a clue.
khaytsus said:
More referral spam.. Get a clue.
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Yes, he is fishing for referral bonus, but the referrred also get additional 500MB free so it is not entirely wrong. SugarSync is more versatile than Dropbox, but it is slower. While the WM client is free, it doesn't do a lot of things. It doesn't sync your WM files (the PC client can sync multiple folders). So other than uploading photos, it is just a convenience over the web interface.
You can use this software not only for WM but for syncing files across two or more computers.
The offiicial app is not working for me. Start and just quir. Any idea?
I report this issue and i have answer: no way. on wm6x sugarsync don't work and there is no plans to fix this. On wm6 product is end of life.
So, we need another software.
So.
I can only hope that posting this here doesn't somehow ruin it down the road, but everyone here has a Gmail account corresponding with their devices, and most likely WebStorage (if you use it) as well, so I've been thinking for a while that this "exploit" may be possible: AND IT IS!
Is everyone familiar with a feature of Gmail and Google's infinite wisdom that allows you to make any number of "fake" accounts that tie in to your actual, single account? Of course most use it to register for and subsequently filter out Spam.
However, it's Google's servers which account for this ability, and so the (and really most/all) WebStorage app will accept any dotted (and dashed? don't remember what all you can do) form of your Gmail account name as a new account. So although it will be 8GB segments you could have any number of them with organized info distributed per "account."
I believe this could most likely also be done with an OG Transformer to activate* the one year of "unlimited" storage, and you could upload massive amounts of info in a relatively short amount of time across a few "accounts" and have just about any of your stuff up. I don't have an OG so someone will need to check it out.
*EDIT:
Let me also state I only did this to begin with because ASUS or whoever manages WebStorage said they couldn't update my initial account to correspond to my ownership of the Prime. They told me to do this.
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ASUS bundles of ASUS Webstorage could only be activated within new accounts. Therefore, you won't be able to expand your subscription of current existing account, but you're definitely welcome to register a new ASUS WebStorage user ID to retrieve your term of Transformer.
Please follow the steps below to access complementary ASUS WebStorage Service:
1. Logout from current ASUS WebStorage ID.
2. Register a new account from Mycloud
original information: http://www.sugarsync.com/blog/2012/03/29/for-a-limited-time-give-and-get-even-more-free-storage/
If you don't have a SugarSync account, click HERE to open one and get 5.5GB of initial free space instead of normal 5GB without a referral.
Steps to get the EXTRA 2GB:
1) Log-in to SugarSync
2) Click on "Getting Started"
3) Click on "Give 20 friends free storage, and we'll give you 2GB"
4) Choose account and choose 20 emails that SugarSync will send an e-mail (they technically don't have to be your friends...)
Note : I suggest you change your password after your log-in (just in case...)
Hi everyone. I have a problem trying to figure out a sort of cloud solution for my small business. I am not sure if there is a service like the one I am looking for. I am after a service that will allow my small business to:
- Allow employees to load pictures to a common cloud services and possibly some data.
- Have the supervisors as administrators and receive alerts any time a customer has a repair need.
- Create folders with date so files can be stored chronologically.
- Allow a feature like (write only) for employees so they can upload the data but can not modify it.
- It needs to be compatible with iOS and Android.
Hope there is something like this available. I will appreciate any input.
Thanks to everyone, best regards, Frank.
I have a web based quoting system my sales team uses and the database has 70,000 rows in the quotes table, each one a different quote. I'm using Android's SyncAdapter classes to make it so the application synchronizes with the remote database when a connection becomes available but will use the local NoSQL database when getting pricing. Now one of the sales guys might want to go back and look at quote number 50231 from a few years ago when in a remote area without service so I'm wondering if there are any issues with synchronizing all 70,000 rows from this table to the local database on the phone or if there's a different accepted way of doing this.
The entire database is 1 gibibyte in size and contains all customers, quotes, pricing and a bill of materials for each job. I'm just trying to find best practice here.