Dropbox:
- It has 2GB free storage. is kind of small.
- Work very well in all 3 systems.
- the icon in notification give you information on the status, say how is the usage, recent files.
- it also has iPhone app.
- share files online by links. (only in shared folder)
- you can also has a public folder, with your friend also sync on it. it enable work together.
- for synced files, it will has a "tick" on it. Very user friendly.
- can only sync one folder.
- no single file size limit.
Ubuntu One:
It is similar to Dropbox.
- it has 5GB free storage.
- it only work on Ubuntu.
- the iPhone app can only play musics under wireless LAN covered.
Live Mesh:
If you installed the Windows live essential 2011, then you get the live Mesh. Open it and then sync.
- It has 5 GB free storage.
- it does not support Ubuntu and iPhone app.
- The notification icon tell you nothing but synced or not.
- you can share the synced folder up to 9 people. not able to share files by link.
- you can sync many folders
- there is nothing show you which folders was synced in explore.
- no single file size limit.
It is somewhat between Dropbox and google doc + picasa. it also by Microsoft, and come with windows live account.
- It has 25 GB free storage.
- it is online-based storage, not a sync. so as long as you have browser, you can access it.
- you can share your file by link or embedded on blog.
- file size cannot bigger then 100MB.
- If the files is MS office file, then you can view it online without any problem.
- partially edit by the basic function of online office.
- If you have office 2011 installed, you can storage and share the file online.
- the saving and loading timing is long.
- it also has public folder, which you can save file and your friend can edit together.
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