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January 17, 2013 11:58 pm GMT
Promoting your stuff on Facebook is all very well, but what if you want to offer downloads (such as for music) from within the platform? Oddly, German startups are all over this problem. Out of Berlin has recently come Pipe. Yet to launch, this is an app which promises to send files up to 1GB to Facebook friends in real-time and without leaving a trace. Although it's only available only to Facebook users, there are a billion of those of course. It's an eagerly awaited startup. And now Dropify has appeared - founded in Cologne in May, 2011 by Alex Heilmann, Mike Lieser and Chris Striepecke. Again, this integrates with Facebook and lets you publish and discover files, making them more social, allowing files to be shared in quite a viral way across Facebook.
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Dropify Is Part Of A New Wave Of File-Sharing Using Facebook-Authentication
Promoting your stuff on Facebook is all very well, but what if you want to offer downloads (such as for music) from within the platform? Oddly, German startups are all over this problem. Out of Berlin has recently come Pipe. Yet to launch, this is an app which promises to send files up to 1GB to Facebook friends in real-time and without leaving a trace. Although it's only available only to Facebook users, there are a billion of those of course. It's an eagerly awaited startup. And now Dropify has appeared - founded in Cologne in May, 2011 by Alex Heilmann, Mike Lieser and Chris Striepecke. Again, this integrates with Facebook and lets you publish and discover files, making them more social, allowing files to be shared in quite a viral way across Facebook.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/nw5U-noC8nY/
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