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Younity 1.5 could render cloud storage obsolete
PCWorld, 4/26/2013
As we’ve become a more mobile society—working from virtually anywhere on our smartphones and tablets—we’ve also embraced various cloud storage and file sharing tools, so we can access and collaborate on our data. Younity has an entirely different approach, and it could make cloud storage obsolete.
Younity 1.5 Update Available Today | Extends The Personal Cloud to Facebook
TechZulu, 4/25/2013
Back in December, I informed you of the awesome capabilities of Younity and how utilizing its services can make your digital life easier. Younity, in case you missed the previous article, is a service much like Dropbox but removes the requirement of needing to place your personal data on a third party server. Well today, Younity strikes back with an update that provides plethora of useful new features to help you access, maintain and share your data.
Younity makes its limitless personal cloud service social, unshackling the files stored on all your devices
PandoDaily, 4/25/2013
Five months after launching its personal cloud service to the public, younity is back with a version 1.5 update that adds two highly requested features, as well as general performance upgrades. Younity gained popularity for its ability to sync an unlimited number of files between a user’s multiple connected devices for free. For example, the 100GB music collection on a user’s home computer can be streamed from their iPhone from around the world, as can the photos on their smartphone be viewed from a laptop while on the road.
How One New Service Is Tackling The Death Of The File System
Fast Company Labs, 4/25/2013
Migrating into the cloud is great--but which one? In an increasingly segmented, silo'd storage landscape, where is a developer team supposed to put their users' files? Younity believes they have patented the answer: A storage protocol that lets users forget about which file lives where.
younity Lets You Share Data Across All Your Devices Without Syncing
The Crosby Press, 3/11/2013
Apple has iCloud, but younity thinks it can convince you to make it your cloud and yours alone. The platform operates under the belief that you shouldn’t have to share a large puffy white mass with the rest of the Apple universe, and has just wheeled out an iPhone app that allows you — by some sort of wizard magic — to enjoy all the benefits of cloud-sharing, but without syncing.
Younity Makes All Your Files Available Everywhere You Need Them
Mashable.com, 3/09/2013
We’ve all been there: You get to the office only to realize you left the document you were working on all night at home. Enter Younity, a service that attempts to make all of your files available on all your devices whenever you want them, with no need to intentionally sync those files to make them available.
The Cloud’s Dirty Little Secret
AllThingsD.com, 2/14/2013
The cloud has a dirty little secret: It is expensive.
These days, it seems as soon as some new technology begins to gain traction, VCs and journalists herald the arrival of a new technological order. While these predictions often end up being true eventually, many of us are left aggravated that the status quo sticks around for so long. Perhaps no such case is as true as with the cloud. The cloud has, without question, resulted in truly revolutionary benefits to enterprises and consumers, but it always seems to be presented in a very autocratic way: Stop what you are doing, and do things a new way.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could always access your data from anywhere?
PCWorld, 1/18/2013
A business idea starts simply enough: You identify a need, and then you fill it. It seems that a number of innovative entrepreneurs have identified the need to access data from mobile devices no matter where it’s stored, and we’re seeing an explosion of solutions designed to address that need.
How Younity Is Unifying Your Files Across Devices, with Erik Caso
socaltech.com, 12/19/2012
If you're like the typical device user today, you've got a smartphone, laptop, desktop, not to mention a dozen cloud accounts where you're storing your documents, music, video, and other files. How do you track where those files are? And how do you make sure you can access those files from anywhere? How about if it didn't matter where you stored those files, and they were available from anywhere?
Unify Your Devices: Younity Goes Public
TechZulu, 12/5/2012
Entangled Media has released their public beta to Younity, a new utility that provides spontaneous access to your data across devices. As mobile devices become both increasingly common and just as increasingly diverse, many are finding that keeping data synched between them to be a daunting and time consuming task. Younity’s new mobile product lets you bypass that hassle while offering several other benefits.
Younity Launches Beta Version of Personal Cloud Service
Technorati, 12/4/2012
Santa Monica based younity announced today the beta launch of it's unique personal cloud storage service designed to eliminate device to computer syncing and storage limitations for iPhones and iPads. Today marks the public beta launch of the app, which allows iPhone and iPad users to access all their music, videos, photos and other files from all laptops, desktops without any plugin, plugging in or syncing.
With Younity, access your PC's data from your iPhone or iPad
PC World, 12/4/2012
Move over iCloud, there’s a new app in town. Younity, a personal cloud service, launched a public beta today of its mobile app that enables iPhone and iPad users to access data seamlessly from Mac OS X or Windows PCs.
Younity launches as a personal cloud service
VatorNews, 12/4/2012
When I converted to a Mac in 2006, I did so in the future I could acces my content across all my Apple devices. But today, that's not really a reality. I still have content that resides solely on my iPhone or my iPad or my MacBook. I know there's ways to get around this. There's syncing my devices. And, there's the iCloud option, which has already hit max capacity. But those options, if not complicated, are time-consuming.
Startup cloud app Younity aims to take on iCloud
CNET, 12/4/2012
Software startup Entangled Media today released a new app, Younity, that lets iPhone users access all their files from any device without storing files in the cloud. It's like iCloud, which syncs all your Apple devices so you can access the files from any device, but without the syncing or the cloud.
Younity skips storage limits, making all your files available on all your devices
PandoDaily, 12/4/2012
Despite all the cloud storage and syncing solutions out there, most consumers still struggle with accessing all of their files across multiple devices. A big part of the problem is that the average user is said to have roughly one terabyte worth of files across all digital life (aka 1,024 gigabytes, or the equivalent of 250,000 standard digital photos or 128 video DVDs), a number that’s increasing rapidly. Even the best consumer-grade solutions to date have been best suited for a few dozen gigabytes of data at most.
Meet Younity, ‘cloudless’ personal cloud that doesn’t store your files online
The Next Web, 12/4/2012
Entangled Media, a company founded by Foundstone and Jabber alumni, has announced the public beta launch of its personal cloud service Younity, which is currently free of charge and does not store any of your files online.
ALL YOUR FILES, ON ALL YOUR DEVICES, ALL THE TIME. WITHOUT SYNCING.
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