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A service that syncs any file you want across basically every platform imaginable, compared to a service for just iOS that syncs a subset of files and data from

A service that syncs any file you want across basically every platform imaginable, compared to a service for just iOS that syncs a subset of files and data from a handful of apps? I wouldn't be worried at all.

ignifero 15y ago
What if there is a windows client in the works, or itunes integration? I think Dropbox should really be worried here ...
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  - ignifero 15y ago
    The same way they make money from itunes on windows. I own an iphone and an iPad , but i use windows and linux. Shouldn't i have access to my data and sync?
- drivebyacct2 15y ago
  iTunes integration? I'd rather light myself on fire than have some other reason I'm forced to waste 2GB of memory for an Apple product.
sambeau 15y ago
It works on Windows and has a windows API. For instance Photo Stream uses "My Pictures" folder.
- sambeau 15y ago
  Weird. I've never had a double post before.
sambeau 15y ago
It works on Windows and has a windows API. For instance Photo Stream uses "My Pictures" folder.