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DigitalBucket online file storage still in beta, but keeps getting better
In the meantime, DigitalBucket has continued adding features that make the web-based file storage site a lot more Windows-like. For instance, you can now open multiple documents in multiple windows. And you can use more online services to edit those documents. So if you've uploaded an image, you can edit it using Snipshot or Picnik and save it to your DigitalBucket account. You can also edit Office documents using Zoho.
There's also a new uploader that lets you upload multiple files while tracking their progress. And you can upload files from the internet just by entering a URL. For developers, DigitalBucket has released an API, so we may see even more features coming soon.
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Peter said 11:59AM on 1-08-2008
Sounds nice but that price is outrageously high.
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jon said 4:10PM on 1-08-2008
i chuckled when i read this and realized that i have unlimited storage from Yahoo mail and 6 gigs of Gmail storage , all for free. not to mention other free file storage i don't use so much (unlimited aim.com mail storage & Xdrive for example).
i guess the big advantage of this service is not having your files trapped in email messages, but still...
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