New service: Turn the Internet into a network

An American senator who once likened to the Internet was like a bunch of "hollow tubes" hooked together. And now, someone wants to blow life into that metaphor.

Adesson Systems, a start-up company, plans to launch a new service by the middle of the year, allowing users to share videos, songs, digital photos and large files "as easy as never before." ".

After downloading an application called Tubes of Adesso, Windows users will be able to create dozens of such " empty pipes ". Each hollow tube holds up to 2GB of data - enough room for hundreds of different songs.

The Internet will turn into a series of empty tubes, each containing up to 2GB of data.Source: Infoworld

After that, users can invite friends to join any Tube (invited people must also download Adesso's application to the computer). Depending on the priority that users set, the invited person can delete, add, remove files or read only the content.

An email, a Web link, a presentation file, a video or anything can be "inserted" into Tube very simply: you just need to drag and drop it from the desktop into Tube. . Once in Tubes, the files will automatically "find" in the recipient's computer hard drive.

Adesso officials believe that the system is much simpler and "easier to breathe" than sending email attachments today, especially to those who are using multiple computers simultaneously. It also helps office colleagues synchronize "group" projects more easily and quickly.

Adesson said they will officially "screen" the service from tomorrow (January 17, 2007) and it's free. A "premium" version that serves businesses will have a separate fee.

" We are not sure where the scope of the service will go, " said CEO Chazin. He was an official of Apple Inc before "going out".

Gartner expert Allen Weiner praised Tubes as a way of "creating personal data and folders" very simply and easily. " There are too many attractions in this service, " he said.

You can refer to the address: http://www.tubesnow.com

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