techbeck Posted March 28, 2014 Share Posted March 28, 2014 CloudGOO, a newly launched Android application with something of a silly name, offers a way for you to smush together all your cloud-based file storage accounts to form one big cloud drive in the sky. That is, the app aggregates your cloud drive accounts into one mobile interface, then uses that space as if it were one drive for things like automatic uploads of photos, videos, music, and documents. The new service was launched just days ago by Berlin-based developer Jared Preston, who previously spent a few years in Seattle working for Microsoft on the Windows Live platform, followed by some time at Deutsche Telekom. He explains that unlike other platforms, such as Jolicloud for example, which attempted to aggregate a user?s web services under one roof, the idea with CloudGOO is not to have you navigate between your drives or media spaces using the app. Instead, he says, ?you simply access and use your stuff, no matter where it is stored.? ?Theoretically, you could just hook up as many Google Drives, Dropbox, etc., as you wanted, to create a total space available for you to use. CloudGOO can then be set to ?automatic upload? and would just utilize the space available,? says Preston. ?You would not have to worry about managing the space, just using it.? More.... http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/28/cloudgoos-new-app-turns-all-your-cloud-storage-accounts-into-one-big-combined-drive/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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