Ezubi stands for “E Z ubiquity” and that’s just what the site does- it allows anytime, anywhere streaming access to all your music, video, and photo files. Users upload their media files to Ezubi’s servers and are able to log on with a password and play or view the files anywhere on earth- a café in Istanbul, from a mobile phone in Buenos Aires, or from any other internet-enabled device. Users can also enable a password for friends and family to view photos, videos, or listen to music. There are three levels of subscription- a free test run with 250 MB of storage, a basic pack with 2 GB, and standard with 5 GB of space.
“Ezubi is an online service which allows you to create a private storage space on Ezubi servers and use it to store all your multimedia files. Your files will be reachable at any moment using any kind of web enabled terminal including desktop PC, Macs, Mobile phones, game stations and some set top boxes. Ezubi doesn’t require to install any software or agents. File transfers and storage space management can be done from any computer at home, work or on the other side of the world in a web café!”
Ezubi potentially allows users to save money on a portable music player and backup drive while still receiving the same overall user experience. Beyond that, Ezubi is another great “computing in the cloud” service that has tons of possibilities (uploading photos while on vacation, listening to your music portably even if your iPod gets stolen) that has a lot of potential.
How far ahead of current internet infrastructure is Ezubi? Much of its appeal lies in ubiquitous and universal access to streaming files, but if internet connections are slow or poor, Ezubi is pretty much useless.
Visit website:
http://ezubi.com
