There's both a free and paid version of YouSendIt for $15/month, you get file tracking, encryption, authentication and more. You might already know about YouSendIt it's a great web service that lets you share very large files (up to a massive 2GB in size) with co-workers and clients.
But if you have a Surface RT (or some other tablet), download this one. If you have a mouse and keyboard, you're probably better off with the traditional desktop version of OneNote. Microsoft clearly put a lot of thought into making this app an object lesson in how to create touch-savvy productivity apps.
Microsoft's Office-alternative to Evernote is in fine form in Windows 8. And while it's still early, these apps show the potential for what Windows 8's modern environment can do. Indeed, a casual stroll through the Windows Store reveals a number of apps that are custom made for business. And that's assuming that developers will choose to make the investment at all.īut that doesn't mean there's nothing of interest already available for Windows 8. No surprise there: Windows 8 is brand new, and there hasn't been time for developers to get behind the operating system. (MoneyWatch) One of the most common complaints About Windows 8 - aside from the split personality of modern and desktop interfaces - is the relative paucity of apps.
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