No Doc Too Big: Send Big Files With Ease

Techno World News | August 6, 2013 | Computer Tips | No Comments

For years, Internet users have struggled to find ways to send large files. When you take a lot of home video, high-quality photos, or even want to share audio recordings, it can be a real challenge to find a solution that is technically simple enough for your parents to use, free or cheap enough to be affordable, and doesn’t require a lot of time setting up. Documents too large to be sent by email are now shared via cloud sharing services.

Copy is one of the newest file sharing services on the market. You can share large files with members-only permission or with company members easily, view content online or sync it to computers, and you get a great storage limit by default. Here’s what you need to know about Copy.

You get 15 GB to start with.

When you start using Copy, you get 15 gigabytes of storage by default. This is enough to share twenty home movies, thousands of photos or songs, or tens of thousands of simple documents. 15 GB is enough to last you for months of usage without even pruning your folders, but to make it even better, you can earn bonuses by signing up through someone else’s referral link, referring other people, or downloading their app. There are lots of ways to get free storage without having to pay high monthly fees.

You can share with others through syncing.

If you want to create a folder that stays synchronized on your computer and someone else’s computer, you can easily do so. Copy allows you to place any file on your computer into that folder. It will then be synchronized and downloaded to all other computers with that folder. If you are trying to share photos or videos with someone who isn’t tech-savvy, it’s simple. Just get them to intall the app or do it for them and you’re set!

Works with your Internet speed.

People with slow connections are often frustrated by conventional downloading techniques. If your download is interrupted, you are forced to start again. With Copy, you download only as fast as you can, and if you have to leave your computer, it will keep going while you’re away. Of course, the app works better with high-speed Internet. Look at a site such as DSLProviders.net to see what you could be getting in terms of Internet speed.

Keep your own work backed up.

Everyone who works on a computer worries about losing files through computer crashes. Copy allows you to backup your work on a regular basis by automatically synchronizing to the cloud. If your computer crashes, you can access the files online or on other computers, and when you get a new computer, you can just download the app to download all those stored files.

Sending big files is no longer a hassle now that cloud storage and sharing apps like Copy are on the market. It’s worth giving them a try if you’ve ever struggled to send an older relative a baby photo album online or tried to figure out how to make sure all your employees are working from the same copy of a document.

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