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Online storage sites are popping up everywhere. It shouldn’t be too hard to find a free online storage site that offers up to 500MB of free space for file storage. But, for Mac users with a Gmail account, there’s another possibly better solution. gDisk turns your Gmail account into a personal, online file storage system. And now that Gmail is offering free accounts with almost 3GB of storage, this solution is nothing to sneeze at.
The gDisk interface is simple and intuitive. You login via the gDisk interface using your Gmail login/password.
Once in, you may create as many “labels” (i.e., folders) for your files as you like. You are spared having to view all the other email and files that may already be apart of your Gmail account. You may upload files by simply dragging the file over top the gDisk window, or using the Upload button at the top. Downloading is equally simple.
Your Gmail email account remains intact and still functions well as an email account. The one difference you’ll notice is that your Drafts folder is where the all the gDisk files are stored.
This is an excellent solution for folks who want a quick and easy 3GB of online storage.
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last time i tried something like this each individual file was limited to 10mb in size… which can be a bit annoying
How can I send my friends a Link to download from gdisk w/o they need my password ?
You can’t use this for file sharing unless you’re willing to give out your login/pass. It’s really just for personal file storage.
set up a new account at google mail.
share your password and voila