Geek Software of the Week: ZeroPC!

Or, is this the Geek web site of the week? You decide! It is a Cloud-based, platform independent desktop for your many diverse devices: PC, tablets, etc. Hummmmm….

ZeroPC – Your Cloud Based Desktop

Manage Your Personal Cloud

Connect your personal cloud & securely access all your documents, photos, music and videos from many services all under one virtual roof. Drag & Drop any content from one service to another. Search & discover everything in your cloud content across different services. Securely share any content of any size instantly with anyone. ZeroPC is available on Web, iOS & Android.

Turn Your Browser Into a Desktop

ZeroPC Cloud Desktop moves the full desktop experience online, securely connects to all of the user’s content in popular services like Dropbox, Evernote, Facebook, Flickr, Google Drive, SkyDrive and more, providing a unified access through a browser from anywhere. The user can directly create new content/folder in any connected services with its rich combination of supported Web Apps & Local Apps, drag & drop any content from one service to another from this fully functional work space with up to a total of 40GB combined free storage space.

Your Content Navigator for the Cloud

ZeroPC Cloud Navigator App gives the you a unified, easy and secure way to access all of the user’s cloud content regardless which services you use. With Cloud Navigator’s instant search, it’s easy to find, manage, access and share all of the user’s content on-the-go with a single ZeroPC login, right from your mobile phone or tablet. Browsing and finding your content from many different cloud services has never been easier. The App is available on iPad, iPhone, Android Tablet and Android Phone.

Collect, View & Share Your Photo Moments

ZeroPC Photo Connect delivers a powerful photo management tool to solve the challenges that consumers face when their photos become scattered in multiple devices and places. ZeroPC Photo Connect provides a single-site solution to make it easy for people to aggregate, manage and share all of the photos stored in their mobile phones and in services including Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket, Evernote, Dropbox, SkyDrive, Instagram, Box, and SugarSync.

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