Rapidshare is very well known for its extensive database of files that are being shared. There are tons of better file sharing services out there than Rapidshare, but I think the only reason it is staying alive is because of the extreme amounts of cracks, warez, movies, and all sorts of other illegal items being hosted on the service.

One thing that Rapidshare has always

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DivShare is at it again! TechCrunch is reporting that there are some more changes coming to DivShare soon that will truly make it the one stop shop for all of your file hosting needs. There has been no announcement on the DivShare blog yet, but I suspect an announcement will be coming soon.

As of right now you can upload any type of files

The thing that I don't always get with Microsoft is that when they do something right, they don't go all out. Their Windows Live SkyDrive is definitely one of the best file storage services available because of its powerful and easy-to-mange online interface, but it is very much lacking in storage size.

I mean come on, they just doubled the storage limit and are only at

iPhone and iPod Touch users have been patiently waiting for Apple to launch the WebApps directory so that they could easily browse through the available options and determine which apps they want.  Seeing as the apps included in this directory are specifically for the iPhone and iPod Touch, you'd think that Apple would have made an iPhone version of the directory so that it would be easy for people to use while on their devices,

At the moment, the storage counter on Gmail reads "Over 2945.675174 megabytes (and counting) of free storage so you'll never need to delete another message." According to the Gmail blog, that statement about never needing to delete another message isn't true for everybody.  They say that "there are a few of you using Gmail so much that you're running out of space." To solve that problem, they made the announcement that the storage counter

Welcome to Daily Downloads brought to you by CyberNet! Each weekday we bring you the Windows software updates for widely used programs, and it's safe to assume that all the software we list is freeware (we'll try to note the paid-only programs).

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