Responding to Google Drive, Insync shifts focus to power users, paid app

May 14, 2012 by  

The creators of Insync, an app that offers Dropbox-like functionality to Google Docs users, have responded to the launch of Google Drive.

More than two weeks ago, I wrote that Insync is at risk of becoming redundant, since Google Drive replicates some of its features. Although Insync is the superior app for now, it’s only a matter of time before Google starts adding more features to its new offering.

In response, Insync announced two days ago that it will focus on Google Docs power and business users. Also, once it moves out of beta and into version 1.0, Insync will become a paid app with a free 30-day trial. Users will still be able to use Insync for Mac and Windows for free via a referral program. More details will be announced soon. Read more

Interview with Lux and Kal, Founders of iTwin

September 26, 2009 by  

itwin iTwin is a Singaporean based start-up that made it to the presentation stage on the TechCrunch 50 conference. The founders, Lux and Kal designed and implemented a product known as iTwin that allow plug & play remote file access. So, we catch them both here to tell us their story, the product iTwin and its features and also their next steps on the product. Read more