File synchronization is a method for ensuring that the same file, accessed across several different devices, remains consistent and up-to-date. File syncing has become increasingly common as ...

1. Two-Way synchronization (bi-directional synchronization) It is a type of synchronization in which files are copied in both directions to reconcile changes as they occur.

Rather than taking the Dropbox approach and syncing folders en-masse to a client device, oDrive allows users to see individual files, and the underlying file hierarchy, but only the metadata is ...

It combines online backup, file syncing, file sharing, and remote access for monthly rates of $5 (for up to 30GB of data storage/syncing), $10 (60GB), $15 (100GB), and $25 (250GB).

Sync your files for free, and maintain privacy, using open-source Syncthing File synchronization without the prying eyes of Silicon Valley. World Beyond Windows By Alex Campbell, May 9, 2017 5:00 ...

Drive File Stream is designed to save on local disk space and cuts out delays while files sync. As of yesterday, admins will see a new setting for Drive File Stream, allowing them to setup the ...

The file-syncing service will do that automatically. The reason a file-syncing service helps you feel more organized is that it makes leaving a file behind very difficult.

File syncing is a godsend when you work on multiple computers or devices and want to make sure you have the most up-to-date files wherever you log in.

Google's new file syncing service, Google Drive, is finally available and looking pretty great. But how does it stack up against the current king of file syncing, Dropbox? Here's where each app ...

Cubby, the new file-syncing and -sharing service from LogMeIn, has been running a closed, invitation-only beta for the past few months.

In this week's installment, the iTunes Guy looks at renaming files, syncing iOS devices wirelessly, matching music ripped from vinyl, and a couple of questions about tags and file names.