A lot of people assume that if their files are synced, they're safe. It feels like a backup. Your documents are in the cloud, they show up on every device you use, and everything just kind of works.

File syncing is the one service I can't do without, and I critically evaluate whatever tool handles my syncing. Over the years, I have used several, but I keep going back to Unison, one of the first ...

If you are thinking, "I want to sync iCloud and OneDrive," please refer to the two methods introduced in this article. You ...

Dropbox is the most widely used and simplest file-synchronization system worldwide not attached to a major technology company. Every machine on which you install Dropbox and use the same account has ...

Still using only one computer? This might be the year that changes. You could use a netbook as a secondary laptop for taking into meetings or on business trips, for ...

João has been covering the tech world for over 7 years, with a heavy focus on laptops and the Windows ecosystem. I also love all things tech and videogames, especially Nintendo, which he's always ...

Happy Friday the 13th. Let’s celebrate this no-different-than-any-other-day-on-the-calendar day with a great freebie! Cubby, the new file-syncing and -sharing service from LogMeIn, has been running a ...

Google has announced it will be replacing its two file syncing desktop apps with a new unified app, called Drive for desktop, that will be used by all users. The tech giant currently offers two file ...

Stop OneDrive from hijacking your Desktop and Documents by disabling automatic folder backups. Navigate to Manage Backup ...

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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.

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. Q: I’ve set ...