tendra
10-15-2006, 07:22 PM
Review: http://www.lifehacker.com/software/file-sharing/share-large-files-with-gigasize-197927.php
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Web site GigaSize.com (http://gigasize.com)is another large file email service that lets you upload and share files up to 1.5 GB for free.
Of course we've seen services like this before, for example Dropload (http://www.lifehacker.com/software/file-sharing/share-large-files-with-dropload-031575.php), Mailbigfile (http://www.lifehacker.com/software/file-sharing/mailbigfile-emails-up-to-1-gigabyte-files-153476.php), and most notably YouSendit (http://www.lifehacker.com/software/file-sharing/yousendit-email-a-1gb-file-031736.php) (however YouSendIt's service has become more of a pay service, allowing only 100 MB free uploads), but GigaSize is the best I've seen so far. If you register for a free account, you can send a file up to 1.5 GB and GigaSize will store it on their server for a minimum of 90 days (if you don't want to register for an account, you can upload 1 GB and are guaranteed at least 45 days).
Right now it looks like GigaSize is your best large file sharing method (short of P2P), but if you know of something better, tell us all about it in the comments or at tips at lifehacker.com"
"
Web site GigaSize.com (http://gigasize.com)is another large file email service that lets you upload and share files up to 1.5 GB for free.
Of course we've seen services like this before, for example Dropload (http://www.lifehacker.com/software/file-sharing/share-large-files-with-dropload-031575.php), Mailbigfile (http://www.lifehacker.com/software/file-sharing/mailbigfile-emails-up-to-1-gigabyte-files-153476.php), and most notably YouSendit (http://www.lifehacker.com/software/file-sharing/yousendit-email-a-1gb-file-031736.php) (however YouSendIt's service has become more of a pay service, allowing only 100 MB free uploads), but GigaSize is the best I've seen so far. If you register for a free account, you can send a file up to 1.5 GB and GigaSize will store it on their server for a minimum of 90 days (if you don't want to register for an account, you can upload 1 GB and are guaranteed at least 45 days).
Right now it looks like GigaSize is your best large file sharing method (short of P2P), but if you know of something better, tell us all about it in the comments or at tips at lifehacker.com"