Share Your Computer With Your Google Talk Friends

It’s really cool thing when we’re able to share all our system resources with our trusted friends. For example if we want to share some file or you want a folder to be synchronized across all the friend’s systems so that all the friends can work together and they have the current copy of all the files in a folder. Or the biggest part is that if you want to see a presentation on your friend’s desktop or you want to show your friend something interesting, you are able to share your desktop securely with your friends. All these tasks can be achieved through many softwares but one software I have found out is cool in the sense that it lets you do all this through google talk’s service itself.

GBridge is a free software which makes use of google’s technology to share folders, transfer files, synchronize items between different PCs, chat and share your desktop with your google talk friends at the same time.

It’s unique features include the following: (originally from the publisher’s site)

DesktopShare(VNC): Access your computer desktop remotely or share your desktop with your friend from anywhere, even behind NAT!

SecureShare: Securely share files among your own computers, so you can remotely access your files, e.g. play mp3 , with ultimate privacy.   Securely share files to your designated friend, so the selected friend can instantly view the auto-generated photo thumbnails and slideshow remotely. No web upload/download needed!

AutoSync: Transfer big files and sync folders from/to anywhere has never been easier. Auto schedule, auto resume, incremental and no size limit!

EasyBackup: Setup an auto-recurring local or remote backup of your important directory is as easy as 1-2-3!

It can be downloaded from the following location:

  GBridge 1.0b (2 MiB, 380 hits)

Please tell me about your experiences with GBridge and also tell how you’re using GBridge. Is it useful for you or not?

Tags: computer desktop, free software, google, google talk, remote backup, share files, share folders