I just got to try out Dropbox, an online storage that's still in beta. It has a Mac and Windows client that works like any folder on your desktop. Throw files in them and they will sync automatically. Then access your files on different machines that have Dropbox, or not, because you can also access them in a browser. You can also share files and folders inside Dropbox with others. What sets this apart from iDisk is that Dropbox is fast, which makes all the difference in the world--the difference between using it frequently or only on occasion.
Dropbox is a lot like Evernote, my favorite note manager, which lets you access your work simultaneously on a PC, Mac, or on the web. Where Evernote is for notes, Dropbox is for files and folders.
I have several invites to give out. Leave your e-mail in the comments and I'll send you an invite. I have less than 10.
I'd like an invite if you have any left, please.
edemuth [at] gmail [dot] com
Cheers!
Yup. It's on its way.
Thanks very much for the invite!