It’s ok to cheat on dropbox …

That’s the tagline of a tool called “insync”. Something you REALLY gotta dig into!

Visit: http://www.insyncHQ.com to get started! 100% Free (only Win/OSX clients)

Update: Did you know btw that the filesize limit for Google is 10GB (source: Google’s Q&A). That opens up an interesting ways of sharing DVDs! You might want to checkout http://accounts.google.com/PurchaseStorage now:

20GB ($5.00 USD per year)

80GB ($20.00 USD per year)

200GB ($50.00 USD per year)

400GB ($100.00 USD per year)

1 TB ($256.00 USD per year)

2 TB ($512.00 USD per year)

4 TB ($1,024.00 USD per year)

8 TB ($2,048.00 USD per year)

16 TB ($4,096.00 USD per year)

To put that into perspective for the Apple ‘Fanclub’ members? iCloud charges $100 per year for 50GB (‘grand total’ of 55GB) … ponder on that for a while, while I’m gonna upgrade my Google Docs account … or should I wait because of transition to Google Apps? Hmz.

Update 24th April 2012: due to launch of Google’s Drive feature and migration/forwarding of Google Docs to drive a few things have changed! Check out the changes here: http://support.google.com/docs/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=39567 … short version, from yearly to monthly plans and TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) has increased by an average 150% = almost triple You can read a bunch of comparisons here: