Streamfile is an online service which allows you to share large files with someone and allows them to download it when you start your upload. It saves up to 90% of time saving as compared to traditional server-to-client transfer.

With Streamfile, sharing is vary easy. You don’t have to download and install any third-party software, but instead all transfers are done through your browser. Files can be up to 2 GB in size, and can be sent to multiple people at one time. Without registering, it allows you to share files up to 150 MB in size. If you want to share files larger than 150 MB, registration is required.

All you need to do is to just pick a file that you want to transfer to your friend (up to 2 GB in size) and the service will spit out two URLs for you to send either on your own or via e-mail. One is a generic URL, while the other is secured with AES 256-bit SSL encryption. Whomever clicks that link will begin downloading the file in their browser’s download manager as the uploader on your site seeds the file onto a temporary spot on its servers. Even before you have managed to finish uploading your recipient can begin their download. It’s awesome….

In Streamfile, transfers are done in a streaming sort of way, so that while you are uploading the file, the people you are sharing it with can start downloading it straight away. The speed in upload and download is also impressive. Links to the file are only available for 24 hours so that the speed of transfers can be maintained. It is more useful for some occasions when you want someone to access the file straight away. There is also an option of 256-bit encryption so that your file is secure in transfer.

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Google has increased the maximum size supported for Gmail attachment from 20 MB to 25 MB. It is a very good news for Gmail users and it is useful if you often transfer large files between your family and friends.

Google blog reported that Gmail users can send and receive messages up to 25 megabytes (MB) in size. Note that you may not be able to send larger attachments to contacts who use other email services with smaller attachment limits. If your attachment bounces, you should invite them for Gmail account.

Sendshack is a free online service which allows you to send and store large files up to 1 GB. All uploaded files are stored on a private page for exclusive access. You can also shared uploaded files on Facebook, MySpace, or any other blog page.

Sendshack makes sending big files simple, easy, fast, and free. Just browse your hard disk for the file you want to upload and add an e-mail recipient address if you want to send the file. Registration is required for full functionality and it’s a free.

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