BitTorrent, more known for it's peer-to-preer file sharing protocol has created a service that competes with Dropbox, SkyDrive and Box.net. The new service, which BitTorrent calls Share, offers what not other file sharing service can give: UNLIMITED SHARING!
BitTorrent's Share allows subscribers to share unlimited files at unlimited file sizes with an unlimited number of personal contacts at no cost.
BitTorrent will be relying on Amazon’s EC2 and S3 services to allow for this unique file sharing experience. Files are cached on the cloud so users don’t have to be online at the same time to complete transfers. Once a file is successfully received by all recipients, it will be removed from the cloud. Share is currently available in an alpha stage of development and only for Windows users. Mac users will be able to test the service in an alpha release of µTorrent.
BitTorrent's Share allows subscribers to share unlimited files at unlimited file sizes with an unlimited number of personal contacts at no cost.
BitTorrent will be relying on Amazon’s EC2 and S3 services to allow for this unique file sharing experience. Files are cached on the cloud so users don’t have to be online at the same time to complete transfers. Once a file is successfully received by all recipients, it will be removed from the cloud. Share is currently available in an alpha stage of development and only for Windows users. Mac users will be able to test the service in an alpha release of µTorrent.
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