In a Tweet early this morning, controversial Internet tycoon Kim Dotcom announced that he would offer a reward of 10,000 Euros (nearly $14,000 USD) to anyone who could crack the encryption used on Mega, his new Cloud storage service. The … Continue reading →

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Our “Direct Send” feature lets you upload files, and then send them automatically after the upload has finished, in one easy step.

You can send files to anyone with an email address with just a few mouse clicks, and you can send files either directly from your computer or files that you’ve previously uploaded to your FilesDIRECT account. Just choose who you … Continue reading →

Many of FilesDIRECT’s customers use our service to send large files to people far and wide, which is awesome. But some people don’t seem to know about one of our service offerings that we’re particularly proud of: the ability to … Continue reading →

“Lifestyle Design” is a term coined by Tim Ferriss, author of New York Times’ bestseller “The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich“. It essentially means changing one’s behaviour and source(s) of income to enable a more … Continue reading →

As anyone who uses the Internet regularly can tell you, security is an issue. People have been illegally accessing computer networks almost as long as networks have been in existence themselves, and the skills and technologies used to do so … Continue reading →

No matter the size of the company, an increasing number of businesses need to be able to send files or receive files, either internally (among staff) or externally (with clients, contractors or field staff). Smaller companies often don’t have the … Continue reading →

Now, this post probably won’t be of interest to the technically inclined, but for folks who are curious about some of the jargon flung about the file transfer side of the internet, this one is for you. (Photo credit) FTP … Continue reading →

Trying to email large files is a process filled with limitations and problems, and even though it’s a popular method to send files, you shouldn’t risk losing your work to it.  Low file size limits and a tendency for messages … Continue reading →