Pogoplug Review (Media Server/ Cloud Server)
My review of the pogoplug 2nd gen, personal cloud server. It lets you take your files to the interwebs so that you can access your files from many ...
IFA 2011: Pogoplug Mobile from Cloud Engines
Dave Graveline interviewed Daniel Putterman from Cloud Engines at the ShowStoppers Press Event at IFA in Berlin. They showed us their new Pogoplug ...
Pogoplug Mobile
Daniel Putterman from Cloud Engines talks to Gizmag's Tim Hanlon about the new Pogoplug Mobile
Pogoplug Pro File Sharing Solution- BuyTV Spotlight
Link: www.buy.com Pogoplug is a device that lets you connect any external hard drive and then access and share content through the Internet. It ...
Pogoplug Overview
Pogoplugв„ў multimedia sharing device lets you connect any external hard drive and then access and share your content over the internet.
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(1 diggs) Pogoplug Maker Cloud Engines Raises $15 Million
Cloud Engines, the company behind "personal cloud" Pogoplug, announced it has raised $15 million from new investors Softbank Capital and Morgan Stanley Investment Partners along with existing investor Foundry Group. Cloud Engines said the capital will go toward global distribution of the Pogoplug service and devices.
Cloud Engines, the company behind "personal cloud" Pogoplug, announced it has raised $15 million from new investors Softbank Capital and Morgan Stanley Investment Partners along with existing investor Foundry Group. Cloud Engines said the capital will go toward global distribution of the Pogoplug service and devices.
(1 diggs) Cloud Engines Pogoplug: Simple Wireless File Sharing With Plenty of USB Ports
Easy setup and smooth software make Internet sharing of USB storage devices a breeze.
Easy setup and smooth software make Internet sharing of USB storage devices a breeze.
(1 diggs) CloudEngines Plugs Security Flaw in Pogoplug
In my original article I pointed out a rather serious security hole in the Cloud Engines' Pogoplug device. That security hole allowed public SSH access into the device, as long as the device was reachable over the Internet or a Wi-Fi connection. That's been fixed.
In my original article I pointed out a rather serious security hole in the Cloud Engines' Pogoplug device. That security hole allowed public SSH access into the device, as long as the device was reachable over the Internet or a Wi-Fi connection. That's been fixed.