A new service that plays out a very concrete role, File Social will empower you to share files using the social service that is on everybody’s lip: the one starting with “T” and ending with “witter”. This is actually one of the most interesting Twitter apps that I have seen as of late, as it will let you share any type of file whatsoever provided it is no bigger than 20 MB.
The implementation of such a service is nothing complicated – far from it, actually. All you have to do is log in using your Twitter credentials, and then attach the pertinent documents to the tweet itself. When the tweet has been posted, a link will be displayed for others to procure the file in question easily.
If you want to see the way this works first-hand, note that a “Last uploaded files” section is included for you to see what uses this service is being put to. When I last checked it out, pictures topped the list along with documents such as PDFs and so on.
In conclusion, this site adds a very interesting functionality to a service that is clearly set to go down in the history of communications – not along with the telegraph and the telephone, but it will certainly be remembered. As I always say, check it out and see where it does stand for you.
FileSocial.com In Their Own Words
“Tweet your files!”
Why FileSocial.com It Might Be A Killer
Those looking for ways of expanding their Twitter experience will put it to immediate use.
Some Questions About FileSocial.com
Will the maximum file size ever be modified, and files larger than 20 MB become accounted for? 
