Kim Dotcom’s Mega Android app is all set to challenge the reign of cloud storage services such as Dropbox and SkyDrive, even as it reserves a spot on the Google Play store and can be downloaded for free. In a blog post, Mega has revealed that the company will soon be rolling out dedicated utilities for iOS as well as Windows, which are currently said to be in their final stages of testing.
Mega provides users with up to 50GB of free storage and the company has highlighted the app’s ability to offer complete encryption. Turning our attention to its attributes, the service makes it possible to upload pictures and videos automatically, thanks to Camera Sync.
Not only does the software let people explore their personal storage account, but it also comes with a search tool which permits them to hunt for content within the same. Additionally, functions like renaming, deleting and moving files as well as creating folders will be at users’ disposal.
Prior to pushing the app to the fore, the company had made some changes to the beta version so as to fix certain bugs with respect to Camera Sync. It moreover included an option which allowed users to select any folder on the handset by pressing the back button a few times. The recent changes also speak of a new design for the service.
Anyone with an Android device running version 2.2 and up can install Mega and make the most of the cloud storage service. Check out the video embedded in the space below to get a clearer picture of what can be expected from the utility.
Here are some of the app’s salient features:
– Ability to browse through personal storage account
– Uploading and downloading files from Android gadgets
– Camera sync
– Search tool
– Option to create public links to file in the account
– Delete, Rename and Move data
– Option to create folders
