It's a common scenario: You've got a work PC and a home PC, and invariably the file(s) you need are sitting on the "other" machine. What you need is an easy way to keep your files and folders in sync, ...

Freeware application and Web service Dropbox instantly backs up and syncs your files over the Internet and to any Windows or Mac computer. Once you install the application, it will create a Dropbox ...

Seamlessly sync files between Windows and Linux without cloud reliance using Syncthing. Install and set up Syncthing on ...

New to the IDriveSync service is Visual Sharing™, a drag-and-drop online interface for sharing files. The interface allows users to easily set up a contact list. After locating files to share, users ...

Every day you probably run your hands across various different keyboards, touchpads, and plastic buttons. But working with so many different devices poses some challenges. Windows Live Mesh splits the ...

Want to use both Windows and Linux but want to keep all your files in sync? Whether you prefer automatic background syncing ...

The Microsoft Windows operating system includes the Briefcase feature that allows users to synchronize files between folders on multiple computers over a network connection or with removable media ...

AeroFS provides Dropbox-like seamless sync without using any servers, so you can sync unlimited amounts of data. For years now, Dropbox has been pretty much the gold standard of cloud-based file sync.

Dropbox makes it easy to sync files among devices, but a crucial weakness points to yet another soft spot in cloud security Last September I wrote about a program called Dropbox that makes it ...

Files scattered across multiple computers? Tired of futzing with your KVM switch? Thunderbolt Share comes to the rescue—maybe. I’m the deputy managing editor of the hardware team at PCMag.com. Reading ...

Even though Windows Vista has been out since January (or November, if you're a business customer), there are still products and applications -- including some from Microsoft itself -- that don't work ...