10 Great Online File Storage websites  Keeping Your Files Safe and Accessible

In today’s market, computers come with an ever-expanding amount of file storage capacity. Sometimes, however, it is essential to find other means of storage, especially for backups and universal availability. Today we have the choice between purchasing an external hard drive (USB, SAN etc.) or storing files online. While external hard drives are not that expensive any more, they only provide access to your data if they are physically available. Further in a situation where your data get compromised, for whatever reason, having the backup drive under the same roof may not be the best option.

1. FileCamp

I appreciate featuring this online backup service provider as it got designed especially for freelancers and agencies working with design, photography etc. (creative stuff). Besides having all the features one need for keeping and sharing files online in a safe way, it also offers a set of cool proofing tools and very flexible branding capabilities.

The proofing tools opens up for using the online storage for sharing deliverables with customers and further to take control of the review and approval process. All this in an environment with your logo and branded to suit client needs.

There is a free trail but no free plans, however the paid plans are affortable.

2. CloudBerry

3. Mozy

Mozy offers a number of backup solutions to fit different individual needs, but no free plans. There is a trail offering though to test the service.

For non-commercial backup of your personal files, including music, photos, home videos, and personal tax records, there is a cheap MozyHome plan.

If you’re a professional looking to back up business data, financials, and administrative files for multiple users, MozyPro and MozEnterprise may be interesting. The MozEnterprise solution includes Active Directory integration.

In the toolbox Mozy offer its users desktop software and apps for iPhone and Android.

4. DropBox

One of the most popular and feature rich online file storage solutions. Dropbox allows you to sync your files securely to an online store and across your computers and mobile devices automatically. Dropbox is also found as one of the integrated storage solutions to import and export files easily to and from smart-phones and tablets. There is a free plan allowing you to sunc files with anyone without spending but you can also grow your online store in various ways. The free plan offers 2GB of data.

5. Elephant Drive

As for Dropbox this solution has client software for PCs, Mac OS, mobile devices and allow you to automatically backup folders to a online storeage area. It is possible to share and send files in a secure way. The free plan offers 2GB of data.

6. Box.net

Box lets you store all of your content online, so you can access, manage and share it from anywhere. Integrate Box with Google Apps and Salesforce and access Box on mobile devices.

7. File Factory

File factory offer free users 500GB of storage and unlimited bandwith, but the download speed will be limited making it not optimal for storing files you need fast access to. The premium plan however is all unlimited. FileFactory Turbo is a light-weight application for Windows PCs that makes uploading and downloading from FileFactory much easier and faster.

8. A Drive

ADrive free users can store up to 50 GB and also have additional features to backup, share, edit and access your data from anywhere you have Internet access. Premium and business accounts can get up to 11 TB space – unlimited space is available if you are willing to pay…

To manage you files online there is an Android App and a desktop application.

9. iStorage 2

As Cloudberry listed above iStorage 2 is a client to manage files using various storage services. You can browse, download and upload, manage for files from Dropbox, Box, iCloud and other services. Connect to any FTP or SFTP web server, view files, and edit them on the network.

10. FlipDrive

With FlipDrive you can have your own virtual online storage space, where you will be able to store, access, share, and backup all your data. Securely store your files, contacts, photo albums, favorite sites, calendar, and other information on FlipDrive.

FlipDrive lets you share all your data and control who has access to it. Share your files, photo albums, favorite sites, and any other data virtually with anyone. There is a free plan that offers 5 GB of data.

14 Facts about Indian people worldwide

• Vinod Dahm invented Pentium chip ( 90% of the today's computers run on it).
• Vinod Khosla co-founder of Sun Microsystems.
• Sabeer Bhatia created Hotmail (Hotmail is world's No.1 web based email program).
• Rajiv Gupta is the GM of Hewlett Packard.
• Sanjay Tejwrika is the Microsoft Testing Director of Windows 2000, responsible to iron out all initial problems.
• Rajat Gupta, and Rana Talwar are the Chief Executives of McKenzie & Stanchar.
• Indians are the wealthiest among all ethnic groups in America.
• 38% of doctors in USA are Indians.
• 12% of scientists in USA are Indians.
• 36% of NASA scientists are Indians.
• 34% of Microsoft employees are Indians.
• 28% of IBM employees are Indians.
• 17% of INTEL scientists are Indians.
• 13% of XEROX employees are Indians.

10 Interesting facts about India:

• The famous board game, called Chess, was invented in India.
• In India's 100,000 years of history, it has never invaded any other country.
• India is the 7th largest country in the world, the largest democracy and one of the oldest civilizations.
• India was one of the richest countries in the world before the British invasion in 17th century.
• The value of "pi" used in mathematics was first calculated by the Indian mathematician Budhayana in 6th century.
• India is one of the largest exporter of computer software products. It exports software to over 90 countries.
• India is home to the world's largest pilgrimage destination called the Vishnu Temple. The temple is located in the city of Tirupati. About an average of 30,000 people visit this temple donating about $6 million US dollars, everyday.
• India originated Yoga about 5,000 years ago.
• India has the most number of mosques. It has 300,000 mosques which is much more than the Muslim world.
• Christians and Jews have been living in India since 52 A.D. and 200 B.C. respectively