SHILLONG, JULY 23: Right Click is an important segment of a computer mostly used to either cut, copy or paste a data in computer but nineteen year old Sourabh Rao has come up with a file sharing mechanism that may revolutionize the IT sector with the help of right click.
Rao is an Indian Computer Engineering student of the National University of Singapore, Singapore and the new concept of RightClick makes file sharing as simple as right clicking.
Users can simply right click on files and press a button called “Take me everywhere” and the file is instantly uploaded to the users account in the cloud.
Users can then just log in to their online account to access their files and this saves the hassle of carrying thumb drives/pen drives because files can now be accessed from anywhere in the world.
Also, each time a file is uploaded a progress bar displays the status of the file upload and a share link is generated allowing users to share their files with anyone by sending them the share link.
RightClick can be downloaded at the website www.sqare.in.
Sourabh Rao, who was born and brought up in Andhra Pradesh is currently in Shillong to spend his vacation with his father who is working here.
Sourabh Rao said that the idea of developing this product came up since he had to transfer lot of files and he was often in the habit of forgetting his pen drive.
RightClick is built on a parallel computing architecture and this means that multiple files can be uploaded simultaneously without wasting time even as he said that he has spend around four months time in developing this innovation.
The elegant interface provided by RightClick makes file sharing easier than ever before. And Unlike other cloud file sharing softwares, RightClick is very fast and hassle free for downloading and uploading files.
“I encourage everyone especially students to try this wondrous software and make their life simpler and secure,” he said. He also says that he wants to make the product free for everyone as charging money is not right. By Our Reporter
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