Send Large Files With Sendago

Tony Williams | Aug 16, 2007 | View Comments

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One area that I think many webmail services need to revisit are the limits on sending large files. Many have caps of 10-20MB, which is nothing these days and can make sending large files problematic.

A potential solution if you need to send a large file is to use Sendago. This application allows you send files that are too big to send as an email attachment. The service also comes with 10GB of online storage, so you don’t have to keep uploading files if you want to share them with more than one contact.

Accessing files is easy and can be done via a browser i.e. without having to install the Sendago software.


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