LogMeIn Cubby

LogMeIn Cubby

 

LogMeIn Cubby is not your typical cloud-based storage service – LogMeIn Cubby cloud storage service plans to offer unlimited file transfers between peer-to-peer computers as well as 5GB of central storage

 

LogMeIn has released details of its cloud storage and data sharing service, Cubby. The service that’s still in beta mode and users are required to submit their email address at Cubby.com in the hope of getting an invite to test it out.

 

Cubby bears similarities to DropBox and other cloud-based storage solutions such as Trend Micro’s SafeSync and Bitdefender’s Safebox. Cubby will allow you to store and synchronise data from your computers to LogMeIn’s servers (up to 5GB for free) and access it from any device that’s connected to the Internet, be it a laptop or desktop PC (Windows or Mac), tablet or smartphone (iOS or Android).

 

The key differentiator in LogMeIn’s service is the focus on easy ways to share masses of data between devices without using up your main Cubby storage limit. Using a peer-to-peer connection between your powered-on computers, you can transfer and sync an unlimited amount of data between them. This can be handy when you want to share more than 5GB worth of data with another computer on the Internet. As long as your ‘Cubby’ is not set to be synched with the cloud, then your Cubby storage won’t be depleted.

 

Like the other cloud storage services, LogMeIn’s Cubby will allow any folder on your computer to be synched with the cloud and shared. Collaboration on documents is aided by the service keeping unlimited versions of files that you work on, allowing you to go back to previous versions at any time (including deleted files). Links to files in your cloud-based Cubby, or to an entire folder, can be made for the purposes of sharing your data with others.

 

To keep your data synched with the cloud, you’ll need to install the Cubby desktop application on all your computers and it works on both PC and Mac computers.

 

For more information or to sign up for a free beta account:
https://www.cubby.com

 

Check out the Cubby FAQ’s here:
https://www.cubby.com/faq

By |2012-04-18T12:36:19-04:00April 16th, 2012|Computers, How To, software, Technology|Comments Off on LogMeIn Cubby

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