Pownce launches casual filesharing service
Pownce has been around for a while. It’s not really that popular, but it does have something of a cult following. That following is likely to expand with the news that Pownce has now become a bit more useful with the addition of public filesharing and increased file sizes.
Pownce accounts can now be used for filesharing with anyone with an Internet connection, instead of just other Pownce users. Filesharing can now be done with files of up to 100MB for free users and 250MB for pro-account holders.
Pownce may not be the most or the most useful filesharing service out there, but it’s worth checking out if you’re into new things.
The Pownce service has become popular partly because of its features such as embedded photos, videos and music filesharing. Sharing of links is also a lot easier than with rival Twitter. Check Pownce out for filesharing and more.
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