Mac users – we’ve heard your complaints and as of version 1.7.6 (available now), the SugarSync application for MacOS no longer has a dock icon. Along with the dock icon, the main menu is also gone and all menus have been consolidated under the SugarSync icon in the menu bar. SugarSync preferences, the options to rename and [...]

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SugarSync allows you to sync folders across multiple computers in your account. This is one of the main reasons people use SugarSync. It’s fast, and it’s much more convenient than emailing yourself important files or saving them to USB drives.
The sync setup in SugarSync is already quite flexible – SugarSync supports “selective sync”, which allows you to sync different folders to different computers based on your needs. For example, you might sync your My Documents folder across your Work and Home computers. [...]

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We’ve been really happy with the success of our Free 2GB plans.
They have allowed many people to try SugarSync and see the benefits of having anytime, anywhere access to their data – with no obligations.
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Now, our free plans have the same upload speed options as our paid plans. [...]

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At SugarSync, we know that folder sharing and collaboration is very important to our users. After all – you can’t live your ‘digital life’ alone!
Today, we are excited to introduce Public Links – a new feature that makes sharing your files with friends, family and colleagues easier than ever. A public link is a direct [...]

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We’re happy to report that SugarSync works fine on the Mac operating system Snow Leopard. Users that upgrade their operating system from Tiger or Leopard to Snow Leopard should see no changes in their SugarSync service. However, there’s one small problem. Our friends at Apple made some changes in Snow Leopard which break the SugarSync [...]

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We are pleased to announce that in partnership with RIM we have streamlined the connection mechanisms used by the SugarSync BlackBerry application. For some users, particularly in complex settings and when dealing with international carriers, this change will prevent connection errors and will avoid extra usage charges. If you’ve tried the BlackBerry application in the [...]

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Today, we are excited to announce that SugarSync is now available on the Android platform. SugarSync is the first product that allows Android users to browse, access, back-up and sync any and all of their digital files. If you currently work on an Android phone or an Android netbook, you know that it is difficult [...]

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If you are a SugarSync user, then you probably are aware of the referral program that we have been running for the last few weeks. (Maybe you became a SugarSync user through the program!) Our users have been referring left and right since we kicked it off, so we’ve decided to extend the end date [...]

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Last week we announced the five winners of our Netbook contest — but the truth is, there were so many great stories, we wanted to share a few more with you. Here are the five runner-up submissions who will each receive a 30 GB annual SugarSync account for sharing the Sugar.As you can see from [...]

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The ability to share folders using SugarSync has been a really popular feature. It’s a big focus for us since we know so many of you need an easy way to collaborate with others.Today, we’re releasing a new shared folder activity email. This is a daily email that will keep you posted on any activity [...]

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