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2011 was the year that Google gobbled up drop.io, and buried it deep in the room known as "Stuff We'll Never Use, And Neither Will Anyone Else". NOTE TO SELF:
by ThaddeusQuay2 15y ago
2011 was the year that Google gobbled up drop.io, and buried it deep in the room known as "Stuff We'll Never Use, And Neither Will Anyone Else".
NOTE TO SELF: Startup Idea: Create a new drop.io, and combine it with some of the features of MegaUpload. Call it MegaDrop.
- samwillis 15y agoFacebook brought drop.io in October 2010
- ThaddeusQuay2 15y agoThanks for the correction. I had this nagging feeling that it might have been 2010, as I tend to lose track of time, and I could have sworn that drop.io's announcement said "Google". Anyway, we could use another drop.io, for people who don't want to be tied to Google's ecosystem.
- samwillis 15y agoA new drop.io would be awesome, it was a very good product and I haven't found anything else like it yet. Has anyone found anything similar?
- ThaddeusQuay2 15y agoWhat were the main features that you liked about it, but haven't found elsewhere? I liked being able to email files directly to the drop. I suggest that we make a short list of awesome features, and maybe someone will take up the cause.
- 00101000100101 15y agoHAH!