• Cloudtrade: Mobile content sharing

    Monday, April 7th, 2008

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    CloudTrade is a new mobile media sharing platform that is offering 1GB of storage for free. You can share music and video with your friends and upload all your stuff over mobile. The above video shows how it works, but in a way that makes us ant to cry. Since when do girlfriends laugh at you for doing pilates?

    It’s mostly mobile web based and has a weird advertising model that makes you do a puzzle to download the media. Kind of ingenious.

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