Online space for backup, storage, and collaboration is no longer available at a premium. Blame it on competitive offerings. Mediafire is a known name in the online storage and backup services world. To complement their service, Mediafire has announced an Android app that will allow you to quickly access and share files on the go. The new Android app follows in the wake of the iOS app for iPhone and iPad devices, thus helping you to keep your files and documents always accessible via the cloud across devices.
Mediafire offers 50GB of free storage and the new Android app could be the portal for filling up all those free gigabytes. A run through their feature list on Google Play reveals that you can take and upload pictures and videos directly in the Mediafire app; upload entire Android image galleries; and also share files on the go via email, SMS, through other Android apps, and with copy and paste links.
The press release does not mention any syncing feature, so that’s probably on the list for the future.
As Derek Labian, president and CEO of MediaFire said in the press release,
“2013 will mark a major year for online storage providers, and we plan to bring MediaFire to the forefront of this movement with the launch of several stellar products; stay tuned.”
Source: Technobuffalo
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50 GB? Wow, finally a free cloud storage solution that will hold ALL my music! What do THEY get out of it?
mediafire …. i always loved mediafire
i think, registered from mediafire.com web will also give us 50GB free storage.. i have it…
That is a lot of space. Just read that Megaupload is going to start with a new name mega.co.nz on 19th Jan i.e. tomorrow and they are too providing 50GB free.
Would Mediafire get integrated into apps like ES File Explorer (which already connects with dropbox, gdrive, skydrive, sugarsync, box.net, …) so you can access all your cloud accounts in one app instead of having to run separate apps for each cloud service?
Ive been using Mediafire’s Free Account for years and still its awesome!
50 GB for free is a sweet deal.
Well, this is a good news for many tech lovers :) Will try it soon!