Kim Dotcom announced plans to launch Mega 3.0 on Friday in an interview with Wired UK. The service will operate as a non-profit and offer free cloud storage, email and messaging. He also warned people not to use the current version of Mega, which he no longer owns. The new Mega will be supported by public donations. Dotcom notes that the new site will be cheaper to operate thanks to ...
With Beats Music set to launch its own music streaming service this week, Kim Dotcom is seizing on the moment to unveil his own competing product, Baboom. The music streaming website is now partially open for business, though for now the only songs you can listen to come from Dotcom’s own album, “Good Times.” The Baboom website certainly looks great, though for now there’s not much you...
Nine months after Kim Dotcom launched online storage service Mega, the company announced today that its product is no longer in beta mode, sharing the news in a blog post. The new version of Mega boasts a redesigned user interface, improved code and a handful of new features. The revamped Mega claims to offer faster loading times thanks to code optimizations, as well as a Firefox...
Kim Dotcom’s new file storage venture is live—and already it’s taking a beating. That’s to be expected, I suppose, seeing as it just launched. Dotcom said today marks the one year anniversary of Megaupload’s demise, so Mega’s launch is particularly significant. I signed up—I’m uploading now. Unfortunately, things are moving almost at a stand still. According to Dotcom, Mega is already...