Kim Dotcom has posted a few screenshots of the upcoming Mega filesharing service, showing off some of the most used features.
The site, located at Mega.co.nz, will have a full launch early in the new year.
In his screenshots, Dotcom shows off the encryption key generator, the new registration page, and the file manager.
Mega will use 2048-bit RSA encryption keys, and the file manager seems much more robust than any we have seen to date, including the old Megaupload. The manager includes the ability to donwload and upload (of course), along with a new inbox and contacts section, implying you will be able to write messages or send email-esque mail to other members of Mega.
The pics:
In his screenshots, Dotcom shows off the encryption key generator, the new registration page, and the file manager.
Mega will use 2048-bit RSA encryption keys, and the file manager seems much more robust than any we have seen to date, including the old Megaupload. The manager includes the ability to donwload and upload (of course), along with a new inbox and contacts section, implying you will be able to write messages or send email-esque mail to other members of Mega.
The pics:
