Network Drive Recommendation -- Mybloop

Mybloop, as a Web 2.0 site in the U.S., naturally has many highlights, which I will list below:

1. The website has no limit on the total amount of uploads. For example, if you have a music library of 6GB or even over 10GB, go ahead and upload it whenever you have time.

2. The size limit for individual files is 1GB. Take a look at both domestic and international online storage services; how many can guarantee support for a single file up to 1GB?

3. There are no restrictions on upload or download traffic. Some foreign online storage services may offer several GBs of space but still impose traffic limits.

4. You can set whether your uploaded files are private or publicly shared.

5. For mp3 files, they can be played online; video files (FLV) can be embedded into your own blog, and WMV files can be streamed online. Moreover, unlike YouTube, which restricts video file sizes to 100MB, Mybloop's limit is 1GB. This means you could even upload an entire movie, provided you have the time.

6. Convenient file management. A unique management system similar to a hard drive makes sharing your files easier and more convenient.