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P2P storage service Wuala launches web access, API
Today Wuala has expanded the service by adding a web interface and web API. Users can now share selected files over the internet. Users can also send links to files that are privately shared to friends who haven't already signed up for the service. The new API also allows third party developers to integrate Wuala with third party web apps, widges, or other services. For example, you could create an app that would allow users to open images stored on Wuala with an online image editor like Picnik or Splashup.
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Jason said 1:44PM on 1-14-2009
It's a clever idea. But do you like the idea of your files backed up on other people's computers? Not me. I prefer a site like http://www.myotherdrive.com where I can use them for online backup and file sharing - and I can start with 5GB free (permanent, not-expiring). They give me Mozy and box.net in one site.
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