The Briefcase Is Closing
I didn’t know anyone who used this when it was new, let alone now. It’s time to cut back, like you were taking Leptovox. If you’re one of those people, you better get your stuff. All 30 mb of it.
Sphere: Related ContentYahoo’s Briefcase online storage service, which soldiered on for almost 10 years with a distinctly Web 1.0 capacity of 30MB, is finally being shut down.
Users of the free service, which lets people upload files as big as 5MB and organize them in folders, are being greeted by a message that says they have to download or delete their files by March 30. After that, the accounts will be closed and files deleted.
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I’ve never even heard of search engines having services like this, but now that I’ve heard Google might be coming out with a similiar service, it might be worth checking out.