2010-11-18 16:00 
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 18, 2010
/PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Today at the SIME-Stockholm conference, MyCube
(http://www.mycube.com/)
announced the release of the MyCube Vault, a backup service that
allows users to aggregate their social media content from across
the web and start to regain control over their online lives.
The Vault allows users to make
on-demand or automated backups of their content from leading social
media services, including Facebook, Picasa, Google Mail and others,
with this content being stored securely on their hard drive.
It is being released as an open-source software project so that
other developers can add to the Vault's features over time.
"MyCube's vision is to give users
complete control of their online lives," said Johan Stael von
Holstein, MyCube CEO. "The first step of gaining control is
to have all of your social media assets gathered securely in one
place, and that is exactly what the Vault does."
MyCube also today announced that on
January 15, 2011, the MyCube Exchange -- a next-generation social
network -- would be available in private beta and is now accepting
pre-registrations athttp://www.mycube.com/.
"Social networking was fun for a
while, but social interactions are complex, and it is clear that we
now need services that support this complexity in a way that puts
us clearly in control -- of our information, our content, and our
interactions," said Stael von Holstein. "The MyCube Exchange
has been two years in the making and we are excited that we will
soon be able to bring our vision to the market."
MyCube has 30 employees based in
Singapore, is funded by prominent individual investors, and is led
by a strong team consisting of serial entrepreneurs and seasoned
operational managers. To download the MyCube Vault or
pre-register for the MyCube Exchange, please visit http://www.mycube.com/ or
for more information please email [email protected]
Media contact:
Todd Kurie, Marketing Director
Tel: +65-6536-4280
Email: [email protected]
SOURCE MyCube