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Web Development & Design => Technical => Topic started by: frailer on February 14, 2013, 03:41:10 PM
Manager here downloaded a file for prepress crunching. Said it was from a site called 'Box'. He was raving about it. Anyone used it? Like?
I'll have a 'net search on it, but if someone here's used it...
it's like dropbox, et cetera I think.
I use Dropbox, and like it. I think "Box" is a little more Cloud like. Looks pretty slick.
Drop Box is okay when the people that use it clean it out. I've had customers call me fuming pissed because I dumped their files.
I prefer www.wetransfer.com (http://www.wetransfer.com) these days. Pretty quick, 2 GB cap and no sign-ups or ads.
I have a box.
Will it put my gigabytes on a cloud? :naughty:
:naughty:
I have both a dropbox account and a box.com account
box.com is letting anyone that signs up with the android app have 50 GB of storage for life for free
http://lifehacker.com/5887769/grab-50gb-of-free-storage-for-life-on-box-by-using-the-android-app (http://lifehacker.com/5887769/grab-50gb-of-free-storage-for-life-on-box-by-using-the-android-app)
I first went with box (when it was box.net) because it allowed you to share calendars
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20060614115754569 (http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20060614115754569)
So that sounds like a great deal so I signed up. I only got 5 GB. It seems that offer expired on March 23rd, 2012.
Sorry about that :embarrassed:
They had another one going with 50 GB but you had to have an account with Dell.