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October 3, 2012 10:02 pm GMT
Photographers and designers often have to face problems mortal men do not. More precisely, they need to share huge files - up to 2GB - with each other in order to send around high resolution photos and layouts for clients. That's what KeenFiles.com is for. It's a place for these gods among humankind to share those things that are largest on their hard drives.The service is simple: you paste some lines of code on your website (I set it up here) and people just drag and drop files into your KeenFiles account. Uploaders must log in before they can send files, thereby preventing spam to some degree. The uploads are fast and seamless and you get an email once something has dropped into your folder.
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500 Startups-Funded KeenFiles Makes It Easier To Share Huge Files
Photographers and designers often have to face problems mortal men do not. More precisely, they need to share huge files - up to 2GB - with each other in order to send around high resolution photos and layouts for clients. That's what KeenFiles.com is for. It's a place for these gods among humankind to share those things that are largest on their hard drives.The service is simple: you paste some lines of code on your website (I set it up here) and people just drag and drop files into your KeenFiles account. Uploaders must log in before they can send files, thereby preventing spam to some degree. The uploads are fast and seamless and you get an email once something has dropped into your folder.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/AZIpDuTMgTY/
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