Techchrunch

Planned features of Omnidrive are:

• Virtual network driver. You are able to mount Omnidrive as harddrive under windows.
• Browser Toolbar (Firefox?)
• built in media player to access media files
• set upload and download speeds to work in the background
• Omnidrive will pick up where it left off after rebooting computer
• RSS for folders
• tagging of files
• permanent URL for each file
• syncing of folders on a hard drive to the Omnidrive
• each Shared folder has separate access controls

According to Techchrunch the “they will give a gig or two of storage for free, and sell 10 gb bundles above that for “not more thanâ€? $70 per year. That’s pricy, but way below the industry standard right now.”

I mean it’s usefull and i’d like to have the option to access my own files (music, pictures, videos, etc.) from every Inet connected device in the world. But how large is my willingness to pay for such a service? 1-2 Gigabyte isn’t much space. I only need around 20 Gigabytes for my music collection.

From my point of view Google or Microsoft (service bundling with the OS) will provide such a service in the future. Google has the infrastructure, their business is indexing, crawling and selling advertisement space. For example, based on my personal music files/tastes Google will automatically advertise some new CD’s or Artist.

With Hamachi you can organize two or more computers with an Internet connection into their own virtual network for direct secure communication.
Hamachi is fast, secure and simple. It is also free. Hamachi is a zero-configuration virtual private networking application with an open security architecture and NAT-to-NAT traversal capabilities.

Sounds nice? Perhaps i should give it a try and write a review latter of it.