Zbang.it is a new free platform that simplifies & integrates a large plethora of platforms and programs ranging from Social Networking Websites like Facebook & Twitter to online Remote Cloud Storage Services like Zoho & Google Docs. Also, it allows multiple reply methods for integration of different platforms. This means, when the user receives a mail on yahoo, he can decide whether to reply on Facebook, Gmail or twitter, without navigating to that particular website.

The document and music & video transfer application allows users to send the files in mail attachments and on the desktop to be sent to other mail inboxes or to upload them to Remote Cloud Storage services like or Drop.io or Google Docs.

The (+) Points

Hassle-Free User-Friendly

The overall window, and icons arte very user friendly and anyone with basic knowledge of mailing & internet can easily use the program. What’s more the video tour on the Zbang website is very helpful to understand the basics of the software for navigation and usage.

Small Electronic Footprint means High Portability & Scalability

Thanks to the small Metadata (electronic foot print) size of Zbang, one can store all the links be either on the desktop or even on a USB flash drive/pen drive, making the application truly portable
The (-) Points

No SMS Integration Yet

If you are on the move a lot and don’t have a cell phone with packet data support, then this software is not for you as it does not have SMS support as of now. Although Zbang does plan to introduce it soon, there is no confirmed date announced for the same

No support for Orkut, Google+ and other websites.

Although the makers of Zbang have done a commendable job by making such a platform, it’s still in a very nascent stage and it only has support for Facebook and Twitter as of now.

Summing it up

Overall, Zbang is a truly innovative & revolutionary platform and the best part is that it’s Free. The first one that integrates so many platforms into one simplified and easy-to-use application; there are still small issues that need to be resolved. Though on a scale of 1 to 5 I would give it 4.7 easily. Read the rest of this entry »