Earlier today we released an update (Version 2.2) in the
Android Market.
This update has some important new features. You can now edit files from within Wuala and the changes will be re-uploaded automatically. You're also able to delete files and folders now.
But there are even more advantages:
- Improved up-/download speed if WiFi is available
- Improved offline support
- Improved Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) support
- Improved Android 3 (Honeycomb, Tablets) support
- a lot of bug fixes, design and application improvements
You can get the update here.
Yesterday our CTO, Luzius Meisser, had a talk with former students from the University of Zurich and their professor who wanted to know more about what Wuala is doing.
You'll find more pictures here. Thanks to the Alumni from the University of Zurich for visiting the Wuala Office, we hope you had an informative and interesting time.If you want to know more about Wuala, check out our about page. And if you have any questions just let us know, we're happy to help.
We're really happy to introduce Group Access for iOS.
Now you can access your files in all of your public as well as private groups. Everything on the go.
Did you want to catch up with the latest report before going to the meeting or view the last statistics from your finance department? Or did you just want to take a look at the latest pictures that you share with your family?
With the newest iOS update (v 2.07) from Wuala all this is now possible.
You can read the latest newsletter
here or get Wuala from the App Store
now.
UNAIDS mission is to achieve universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support. They bring together the resources of the UNAIDS Secretariat and 10 UN system organizations for coordinated and accountable efforts to unite the world against AIDS.We wanted to contribute to that special work that UNAIDS is providing. With so many people involved in different countries, a centralized storage service makes it a lot easier do handle all the data volume, plus there is no need
to waste paper through printed documents.We hope that you too can make a donation and support UNAIDS to continue their work. Please go to
donations.unaids.org and donate whatever you can. Every amount is greatly appreciated.
This
article on politico discusses the implications of the patriot act in the US on cloud computing, namely that companies and governments are reluctant to use US based cloud storage because data stored in the US becomes accessible to the US government through the patriot act. The best way to avoid this is to take the Wuala approach of
client-side encryption and to encrypt everything before it is uploaded. With client-side encryption, no one, not even LaCie as the operators of Wuala, can see your stored data and therefore also cannot give it to a government agency or anyone else. Furthermore, Wuala's datacenters are all located in Europe which has more data protection laws, giving additional comfort to our users.
