[Starcat]

Originally Posted by solaris

[color="DarkGreen"]Thanks, Starcat , 50GB of Free Online Storage & Backup is a fine file hosting service - but I wouldn't exactly use the word 'new' to describe it

I just thought it was quite new as it`s still in Beta, but perhaps not...

[markstan]

I think Google Gmail has been in beta for years now!

Mark

[solaris]

Originally Posted by Starcat

I just thought it was quite new as it`s still in Beta, but perhaps not...

, Starcat

I wasn't trying to devaluate your contribution to this thread - but consider this:
allTunes is still in beta...

[Starcat]

Originally Posted by solaris

, Starcat

I wasn't trying to devaluate your contribution to this thread - but consider this:
allTunes is still in beta...

Thanks, solaris, apology accepted, don`t worry about it

Obviously still being in beta is no guide to whether a site is new or not then

[solaris]

Originally Posted by solaris

Here's a list of a few other file hosting sites (some of which offer UNLIMITED Upload[/color] ):

http://www.4shared.com
http://4storing.com
http://adrive.com/home
http://www.badongo.com
http://sva.beem.to
http://www.bigupload.com
http://bluehost.to
http://www.bonpoo.com
http://www.box.net
https://www.crossloop.com
http://www.depositfiles.com/en
http://www.divshare.com
http://www.perlservices.net
http://www3.evilshare.com
http://www.filefactory.com
http://www.filefreak.com
http://www.filefront.com
http://www.flyupload.com
https://www.foldershare.com
http://www.gigasize.com
http://www.gigatribe.com
http://hamachi.cc
http://ifile.it
http://www.justupit.com
http://www.mediafire.com
http://www.mediamax.com
http://www.megashare.com
http://www.megaupload.com
http://multiply.com
http://myfreefilehosting.com
http://www.pando.com
http://photobucket.com
http://www.pipebytes.com
http://www.putfile.com
http://www.rapidshare.com
http://www.rapidshare.de
http://rapidupload.com
http://www.sendthisfile.com
http://www.sharebee.com
http://www.shareonall.com
http://www.shareserver.net
http://www.speedshare.org
http://www.speedyshare.com
http://www.spread-it.co
http://stashbox.org
http://www.transferbigfiles.com
http://www.up-file.com
http://uploaded.to
http://www.uploading.com
http://www.uploadline.com
http://www.upload-mp3.com
http://skydrive.live.com
http://wua.la/en/home.html
http://www.yousendit.com
http://www.ziddu.com
http://www.zippyshare.com
http://www.zshare.net
http://www.zupload.com


I'm sure there are MANY more - these were merely the ones I could remember on top of my head

...which might come in handy for some of you guys: http://filesstorages.blogspot.com

[solaris]

Free A/V website Wirewize takes most of the guesswork out of hooking together your television, DVD player, stereo speakers, and other gear.

After a free sign-up, enter in the model and make of each component, and Wirewize will offer up which cables are needed, and diagram how they should run.

Not every bit of equipment will be listed, especially those no longer sold, but the site has PDF manuals for some of the goods it does have.

For A/V neophytes and those trying to troubleshoot friends' systems over the phone, it's pretty helpful.

Link here: http://wirewize.com

[Kaeli]

I use this site when I want to find out about movies, it usually has lots of different reviews from various critics:

MRQE - Movie Review Query Engine

[solaris]

Lately a few people have asked me, what I do, when I bump into sites on the Internet, which looks interesting - but aren't in English, German, French or the three other languages that I excel in


The answer is simple: Google Translate


You can choose to copy/paste part of a site into a translation field, then remember to select both the input and the output language, hit the translate button and voilà...


Alternatively you can choose to copy/paste the FULL URL (link) into the translator (again remember to select the input/output languages) and let Google translate the whole site (and sub sites) for you


Another fair translator is Yahoo's Babelfish: Yahoo! Babel Fish - Text Translation and Web Page Translation, which works in a similar fashion - but I honestly don't think it's as good as Google's (believe me I have tried )

[Frunze]

Originally Posted by solaris

Lately a few people have asked me, what I do, when I bump into sites on the Internet, which looks interesting - but aren't in English, German, French or the three other languages that I excel in


The answer is simple: Google Translate


You can choose to copy/paste part of a site into a translation field, then remember to select both the input and the output language, hit the translate button and voilà...


Alternatively you can choose to copy/paste the FULL URL (link) into the translator (again remember to select the input/output languages) and let Google translate the whole site (and sub sites) for you


Another fair translator is Yahoo's Babelfish: Yahoo! Babel Fish - Text Translation and Web Page Translation, which works in a similar fashion - but I honestly don't think it's as good as Google's (believe me I have tried )

Or, you could just ask your friend Frunze

[solaris]

Originally Posted by Frunze

Or, you could just ask your friend Frunze

But do you know both Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Polish and Greek as well, Sweetie?