ZumoDrive Connects Android Users to Their Content from Anywhere
Zumodrive, providers of a unique cloud-based file access system, announced the release of their Android application earlier this week. For those unfamiliar, ZumoDrive creates virtual drives on your devices which can then access cloud-stored files as if they were installed locally. Users can stream music playlists and view photos that are stored elsewhere, rather than just doing a file sync. This goes for the Android application as well; Using your handset, you can play songs directly from your music folder, regardless of how big or small the capacity is on your phone.
Features of the Android app include:
- Video streaming from ZumoDrive directly to the device in MP4, H.264 format
- Music playback of all songs
- Music organized by artist, albums, and even playlists created on other devices
- Ability to stream music in the background
- Ability to listen to music over both 3G or EDGE networks
- Access to photo albums saved in ZumoDrive
- Easy document access and viewing for Microsoft Office documents and PDF files
- Ability to easily share files from ZumoDrive with anyone
ZumoDrive provides 2GB of free storage to all users however, they offer a variety of other solutions ranging up to 500GB.
