DivShare currently has over 623,000 users despite moving away from their "unlimited" storage and bandwidth model that they once offered. To try and bring some appeal back to the service they have revamped the user dashboard with an interface that is a lot easier on the eyes.
Lately there have been all kinds of file storing and sharing services popping up. It was just several weeks ago that we wrote about Dropbox, and gave out 50 invites to readers (with many more trying to get an invite) so that they too could checkout the service.
Any of the DivShare users out there know that they've been having troubles keeping up with their excessive growth, and as a result the site has been running pretty slow lately. That's one of the main reasons we've tried to refrain from posting downloads in the last month or two on their site.
We've been pretty vocal about our love for DivShare, one of the best solutions for unlimited storage and sharing of files on the web. They've done a lot of work since they first launched about a year ago and have consistently added new features to make the service a step above the rest.
DivShare is at it again! TechCrunch is reporting that there are some more changes coming to DivShare soon that will truly make it the one stop shop for all of your file hosting needs. There has been no announcement on the DivShare blog yet, but I suspect an announcement will be coming soon.
We know that many of you use DivShare for all of your file sharing/hosting needs, and we also know that many of you are on Facebook. That’s why you’ll be happy to know that DivShare is now takin’ on Facebook! Just yesterday they made the announcement, and now you have yet another easy way to share files with your friends right from Facebook.
When DivShare launched their last big update I was a little skeptical about them ditching their Premium plan in favor of their new DivShare Direct. With the DivShare Direct you are able to link directly to the files that you upload as well as put your own logo on the DivShare Flash video player (). The downside to the plan was that your account had some new limitations added to it:
Last night DivShare launched a new redesign that added some really awesome features. One of the more most notable things is the new thumbnail view when managing files on your Dashboard.
Last night, DivShare launched their DivShare pro accounts that they had mentioned were coming. Most people will probably be satisfied with the free account option, but just in case, the Pro accounts have a lot of great features and an attractive price that makes it worth it.
DivShare is a site that we watch very closely because they are one of the services that is unmatched on the Web. They are very active in keeping the service updated which is something I see as being very important. For example, in just the past few weeks they have managed to release DivShare Groups as well as redesign the Dashboard to make it much more user friendly.
DivShare has now turned social with their new “DivShare Groups.” They describe it as a “simple and social way to share your files with people around the web.”
A few weeks ago DivShare got a pretty cool upgrade that allowed folder creation for any files that you uploaded. It was nice, but I was a little disappointed because they didn’t offer the option to move existing files into folders.
If you use WordPress for your blog, you may want to pay attention to DivShare because they’ve just made it easier for you to upload files directly to your DivShare account from the “Write a Post” page.
When we last talked about DivShare, they had just introduced file searching ability, and MP3 streaming. We left off when they were getting ready to allow users to embed MP3’s onto their blogs or websites. So, here we are a few weeks later with several new features which is why DivShare continues to get two-thumbs up from us.
DivShare is really starting to separate themselves from other file hosting sites because of the unique features that they are continually adding.
We've been using DivShare for our file sharing service for a couple of weeks now, and so far we've been pretty impressed. One of our favorite features includes how the download just starts when you load the page. We also like that it displays how many downloads there have been of a file, and when the last download was.
I actually can't believe this but file sharing just got a lot better. The new website that I found (thanks to Gizmodo) is called DivShare and it allows you to upload your files without limitations and without registration. There are already several sites that do something similar, like FileHo, so why is DivShare special?
