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We wrote an article previously about various file sharing services.

I have come across several more since and will simply post them up as links with the details of what they offer below.

Service name	Need an account?	Need to be logged in to access files?	Maximum file size	Streaming of files	Other details
Box.net	Yes	No	File size 10Mb for free account and 1Gb for paid, maximum box size 1Gb for free account, 5Gb and 15Gb for paid accounts	No	can be accessed via email, integrates with MS Office 2003 and 2007, mobile access and phone support for paid accounts
Eat Lime	No	No	1G when registered	Yes	New video sharing version also
File Dropper	No	No	7 day trial - 50Gb $0.99 per month 5Gb $5 per month 50GB $10 per month 250Gb	No	Files are in public space - you share the link
File Mail	No	No	2Gb	No	Files are shared by uploading to server - and then the server emails your recipients with a link to download from
File Crunch	No	No	250Mb Unlimited storage	No	Supports file resuming
Windows Live Folder Share	Yes - Windows Live	Yes	2Gb		Works on Mac and PC Synchronise between PC and the internet

Updated 23 July 2008

Updated 5/11/08

Pando is free P2P software that makes downloading, streaming and sharing large media files fast, easy and fun. Need to email large attachments, IM a folder, or publish your downloadable videos to the Web? Maybe you'd just like to watch full-screen HD Internet TV. Meet Pando.

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