You can share bigger files using Google's Gmail account. Google is allowing sharing of files up to 10Gb using Google Drive storage system that its giant cloud-storage service mentioned by Gmail team in a blog post. This will be 400 times bigger than the files normally shared through regular email and is more than dropbox, YouSendIt.
Google Drive was launched in April 2012 which offers users 5 GB of free storage. Its upgrade to 25GB costs $2.49 per month and 100GB for $4.99 per month.
You can attach files directly to gmail drive using insert files option using drive button icon rather than through attaching through email message. The recipient can access file only through given permission. If the access is not granted, it will prompt you to grant that permission to access the file.
Recipients will have access to latest versions of files uploaded in drive. So you can easily share latest your photos, videos, files, document to your friends or anyone you like.
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