Dropmark: Multi-person real-time collaborative editing of cloud storage services

The Oak Design Studio in New York, USA, recently unveiled a cloud storage service called Dropmark, which is extremely simple and quick to use and makes it easy to collaborate on multiple-person real-time editing of files, "new mobile discovery" reported today.

Dropmark's name is much like the well-known cloud storage service Dropbox, but it also has its own distinctive highlights.

First of all, it is powerful, easy to use, called a Super "fool" service. Users can quickly upload files or links by dragging them from the desktop or Web browser to Dropmark. Links from Vimeo, Flickr, YouTube, SoundCloud, Instagram and Google Maps can be automatically identified and grouped into different categories. Dropmark also supports external applications such as iphoto. Each file or link that the user uploads to Dropmark generates a dedicated short link, each with a built-in RSS stream.

Second, Dropmark in the real-time cooperation of many people edit the embodiment of extraordinary strength. Not only can users share files with others on Dropmark, but they can also quickly add people with no limits-they can participate directly in editing a file without registering for a Dropmark account. This function is really good for a student who designs a studio or needs to collaborate on certain assignments. In addition, users can also express their ideas and ideas in the form of slides/presentations.

Dropmark will be officially opened on March 1, but users can register the experience by virtue of the invitation code of the Next web of Technology Web site, which is linked to Https://app.dropmark.com/signup?code=thenextweb.