Insync = Google Docs Desktop Sync.
Try it here: http://goo.gl/werJ2
This works on Mac OSX and Windows!
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Hello there!
bruh
Good thing that Google now has it's own dedicated desktop application now like Dropbox and Skydrive do so that we don't have to go through this setup.
Goodbye Insync. Lol Google Drive just have taken over.
@sccubik Yeah i have 50gb free on minus but you can't upload unzip folder and there's no sync so it's useless.
what about Minus? You have more free space on it
@marquesbrownlee i see your point good vid enjoyed watching it
THANKS!!! happy editing
@MrPSUniversity They don't need an app you can use Google Docs app. It will sync to your Insync, it's the same thing.
@1oiscool 250 MB is really nothing, if your have enough space with the free dropbox it's find, but when you need more, Insync is way cheaper 20GB for 5$/year or 80GB for 20$/year and more.
@samueljakeoneill You can use Google Docs app, it will sync with your Insync.
in sync is good but drop box is better
gives you GB when you start up and you can gent 250 MB for every friend you add
still a good vid thanks
hey man.. thanx for the videos.. cheers.. 🙂
did you know that marquez's video is now on the insync website! awesome marquez!
This is worth it! My brother's a software engineer in Insync! 🙂
Its kinda hard to pick. Dropbox has 2 gigs of free space and a app while InSync has 1 and no app. If InSync makes and app, I think I'll make the switch.
So do you think that InSync could replace dropbox?
lol from engadget?
Thanks marquesb82@gmail.com
I believe Dropbox still gives the first 2GB (two gigabytes) for free as opposed to the statement of "one gigabyte" in the video.