I love syncing data. I really do. Its simplified life from copying files to a flash drive to move from one computer to another. And then when I adopted my first smartphones (Palm Centro, Palm Pre) it was a hassle carrying data with me. I would take a picture and then need a data cable to download it to my computer. Sync and backup services automate much of that now. I like to complicate things a little further though. I require services that work not only with Windows and Android (which most, if not all, do) but also with Linux. Specifically, I run Ubuntu and Fedora so some apps like Ubuntu One (which I like) don't work fully for me. Thus, my great sync service face off. adeptCloud AdeptCloud lures users in with promises of free "unlimited files of unlimited size." The trouble is that its not truly unlimited. This service does not offer free online storage like the others do. Its purely for syncing files and it relies on the storage space on the user's
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