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Enable Dropbox Streaming Sync for Faster File Synchronization

When you upload a file to Dropbox, it's first sent in its entirety to Dropbox's servers and then it's downloaded to any synced computers. In a new, experimental version of Dropbox, however, you can enable streaming sync that starts downloading on the target computer while you upload.P

The new desktop client (version 2.9) allows users to download files as they're being uploaded to Dropbox. Only the downloading machine needs to be updated to 2.9, so using the experimental client should speed up downloads for shared folders as well as from your other devices, regardless of whether anyone else upgrades. As a bonus, the new client also allows you to scroll through the "Recently changed" tray pop-up now scrolls so you can see more than just the last three uploaded files.

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Box has big news for small companies and individuals. It is launching new, more affordable pricing plans to attract small and medium businesses to its cloud data storage and file sharing service, and it is doubling the amount of storage it provides for free personal accounts.

See more at: http://www.computerworld.in/news/box-rolls-out-new-cloud-storage-plans-catering-small-and-medium-businesses-128592013 .KKN2A5GS.dpuf

Micromax has launched MMX377G, a new data card offering a speed of 14.4 mbps. Micromax MMX377G data card can upload files at a speed of 5.76 mbps.

The datacard comes at an MOP of Rs 1699