

After connecting your accounts to Primadesk, you can view all your documents in one place, search all the services, copy and paste files, or drag and drop between services just as if they were folders. Primadesk also offers a backup function so you can right-click on one of your services to back it up.
The service is currently in beta, so unfortunately some things like the ability to move photos between Picasa, Flickr, and other photo services is still in the works; you can try the company’s Fotolink service instead which goes through Facebook for dragging and dropping between photo services.
If you’re hesitant – understandably – about privacy and security, check out Primadesk’s security page, which details their 256-bit encryption security and the company’s privacy measures.
Primadesk [via Web Worker Daily]




















Vic
Saturday, July 9, 2011 at 3:43 PMEasy set up…does what it says! I’m a fan already.
Jphillips
Sunday, July 10, 2011 at 1:56 AMIf only it supported files anywhere too.
anthony rallo
Wednesday, July 13, 2011 at 10:47 AMThis looks like a great addition to my online accounts. Sugarsync has been stepping it up in a big way and the new direct push to mobile devices is awesome.
I have really been using SugarSync over the other accounts i’ve tested (including dropbox, box.net & live mesh) b/c of the new features and ease of use.
Here’s the link for the full 5.5GB free space http://bit.ly/SugarSync500MBBonus. after you sign up and install it you can get an additonal 500MBs by running through their tutorials (which is helpful to know how to use the service anyway). So at the end of the day, you’re getting TRIPLE the free storage of Dropbox.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/tech-thursday-yottaa-evoice-intel-sugarsync-2011-6#ixzz1RwRqRQ9b