The days of meeting with associates or clients in order to exchange business documents on a USB drive are long gone. Instead, you can upload your files to a file hosting service online, and have ...

I am sure you understand what I mean when I say ‘Anonymous’. All you want is a link at the end to share with someone. The person downloads the file, and then you are not bothered. These files are ...

Between privacy concerns and a lack of interest in creating accounts for, or giving access to, my Google account to every other service, I’ve been looking for open-source, preferably self-hosted, ...

Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about everything from new Web start-ups, to remote-controlled robots that watch your house. Prior to joining CNET, Josh ...

Web site Uploadjockey takes the shotgun approach to uploading and sharing files on the web, sending your file to multiple file sharing services in one click. The downside of Uploadjockey is that the ...

Shortening an Internet address makes it easier to share important links with other members in your organization. Bitly is a Betaworks company owned by Bitly Incorporated, and it is the world's largest ...

Remember the first time you tried to send a 4GB video file as an email attachment? Anybody who has tried to share a large file with a friend or colleague understands all too well to the problems that ...

Bulk uploading a file you want to share to multiple file hosting services is quite a time saver. DropRecord is a simple way to upload your files to over a dozen hosts. DropRecord will accept files up ...

Mozilla’s latest service might make you feel like a secret spy. The nonprofit behind the popular open-source Firefox web browser has launched its new encrypted self-destructing file-sharing platform, ...