Eyefi launches its own "unlimited" Cloud storage service

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In 2007, Mountain View's Eyefi (formerly Eye-Fi) was the first to release an SD memory card that gave compatible digital cameras the ability to transfer images wirelessly to computers over Wi-Fi. A few years later, the company included an "endless memory" feature that checked for successful upload and deleted the image on the card to free up space. Last year, saw the launch of Eye-Fi Mobi cards which made it easier to throw images over to mobile devices, and now a private online storage service has been announced, offering unlimited photo uploads and allowing users to instantly share captured moments with friends and family over multiple devices... Continue Reading Eyefi launches its own "unlimited" Cloud storage service



Section: Digital Cameras



Tags: Eye-Fi, Online storage, Photography, Wi-Fi



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