Earlier how surprising it would have been to think of a gadget in which we can get a phone and a mini computer together! But with clear vision, creativity and innovation, fortunately it happened. Similarly who could have thought of a device where we can access our files from anywhere? But to our surprise, this has happened again with much creative thought. With the introduction of iTwin, a dual ended flash drive with limitless capacity, we can move files between two computers using the Internet.

iTwin is an outcome of the sole utility offered to small business and frequent business travelers need. It's a sleek, petite and efficient one which offers more security measures than any of its virtual competitors. iTwin has made sharing very easy ,as with this device there is no tricky software installations, no lengthy configuration procedures and no complicated logins or passwords, just easy and secure with two connecting ends, two USB ends. It just requires Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 (32 bit and 64 bit), broadband internet connection, and two online computers. Connecting via iTwin is very simple; first connect the device with local computer, which has all the data stored. Internet connection also plays an important role in the same as depending upon the internet connection; it will take a few seconds to install the necessary plug-ins and files for iTwin to work on the PC. After the completion, we can transfer the data we want remote access to. Thereafter, we can plug-in the other half of the drive to any computer (connected to the Internet), anywhere in the world and can access the files on-the-go. What makes this device different is that none of the data is stored on the drive; it only stores the log files, so that if we happen to lose one half of the drive, we need to simply unplug the one connected to the local computer and our data is safe. iTwin also gives an option to password protect the drive, so that If we happen to lose both halves, we can use our registered email address to disable them.

It's not that we've got only iTwin to transfer files; there are other devices as well via which we can do the same. But iTwin win the race over them as well. For example, the main relief for the end users is the capacity wherein Dropbox gives us 2GB for free when you first sign up but in case of additional space we need to pay hard whereas with unlimited storage, the iTwin is a onetime purchase. It can easily edit remote files unlike flash drives that too without creating any additional copy. Although with so many positive points there are some glitches as well, like we must have an access to high speed internet, then it requires admin access to install software so if our workplace does not allow us to be admin on our work computer, then we would not be able to use iTwin. Therefore, with a good-bad ratio of 2:1, let's hope that users would welcome the innovation with open arms.