I'm confusing with my above description. Let me do it again. So Insync is actually more of dropbox + google docs.
I don't like to mention dropbox when describing Insync but it's the easiest way I can explain it, so I have to deal with it. So it's like dropbox because you can install it like a local folder in your computer. Then, you can just drop any files into that folder.
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local folder of Insync |
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local folder of Insync |
Then it will sync/send/save, in the background, the files you add to the Insync folder to your google docs and/or to the Insync web 'server.'
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Insync icon on ur desk tray which shows if your files are sync or not |
Once your files are in the Insync web server or 'cloud' (as what others would call it), you can then access your files from any computer as long as it has internet connection by simply logging in to your Insychq account or google docs account. So you no longer need to carry around USB sticks. =)
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My files on Insync Web. |
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Files added to Insync/Google Docs folder will also sync to my google docs |
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The team behind Insync are headed by Terence Pua and Marte Soliza, who are from Pusit/Xackup which were/are(?) with Friendster then. The rest of the team are Moises Aranas, Jomel Imperio, and Ray DiƱo -- the engineers. PROUDLY PINOY.
Fun Trivia: It's name is supposed to iSync, but since Apple release a product with that name, they added 'n' and it became Insync. So, they're not really boyband Nsnyc fans. It's just that they probably figured out Steve Jobs' lawsuits are deadlier than of Justin Timberlake. =)
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