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" If you want your file sharing to be as simple as dragging and dropping, look no further than Dropbox, our top pick among cloud services for usability. Just install the application on your computer to set up an account, and you&amp;#039;ll be able to access your files from any other computer with Dropbox or from Dropbox&amp;#039;s web portal. Dropbox includes the ability to store up to 2GB of data for free, but that might not be enough for shutterbugs and videographers. An additional 48GB cost you $10 per month or you can opt for 100GB of storage for $20 per month. Besides using it to save documents, photos, and video, you can be confident in the knowledge that any edits you make in files saved in Dropbox will be stored and synced so you&amp;#039;ll always have the latest version available wherever you are. Also, unlike many other services in our evaluation, you can edit files via the associated app on your Web-enabled smartphone. And, possibly our favorite part, you don&amp;#039;t have to be connected to the Internet to access files in your Dropbox. It updates every time your computer is connected, but you&amp;#039;ll be able to access everything stored in the application in between. Though Dropbox isn&amp;#039;t intended as a backup program, you&amp;#039;ll be able to access previous versions of documents from up to 30 days ago too. The service also offers easy sharing options; just send a custom link and the recipient will be able to view everything in the associated file or folder. Our biggest complaint: though dragging and dropping files is an easy way to sync, Dropbox doesn&amp;#039;t offer automatic backup options like most others. (Other services will store updates to folders or your entire system periodically without any prompting, for instance. Dropbox only stores documents you manually deposit in the application.) Unfortunately, if you&amp;#039;re the type of user that likes to speak to a person when you have a question, you&amp;#039;ll be out of luck with Dropbox; beyond, e-mail support, the only customer service options are automated.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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