Free file hosting services!
When I need to transfer large files, I just use my Google e-mail account and e-mail the file to myself. This is a painless way of transferring large files, but it really doesn’t make much sense if I were to do this regularly or if I were to share the files with others. Thankfully, there are a lot of free services out there that get the job done more efficiently.
divShare – this almost seems too good to be true, they offer unlimited file storage and say that the files will stay online forever. It’s hard to imagine this being a truly indefinite service since they have no form of advertising. It might be worth giving a shot in the short term since it requires no registration.
DropBoks – gives you 1 gigabyte of space to upload and store your files.
Localhostr– allows you to select a file and upload it so long as it’s less than 7MB and then you get a corresponding link to retrieve the file.
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January 14th, 2007 at 7:39 am
These services are really useful! the best one I’ve found so-far is http://www.MediaFire.com which is the only one i’ve ever seen that doesn’t have a single limitation, it’s free too