3Sixty Fishes DivShare Out Of The Deadpool
Thu, Feb 26th, 2009 |
When we reviewed file-sharing service DivShare way back in October 2007, we were mildly impressed with its one-stop solution for storing, managing and sharing files. A month later, the service was put up for sale on an auction site which prompted us to deadpool it.
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