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Binfire, a new entry into SaaS market, has announced the release of the beta version of Binfire.com, a comprehensive suite of online software tools for file sharing, file management and group collaboration using WEB 2.0 features. Binfire.com offers online office tools for individuals and SMBs. A more expanded service for SMB's will be offered in the near future.
Users visiting binfire.com can send files as large as 100MB to their family & friends. Every user receives free unlimited storage space when they become a member of binfire.com and there is no limit on the number of the files that could be uploaded or the length of time they can stay on the secure servers. The beta version also includes the user's home page, file version control, contacts and address book, file sharing for external and internal contacts and group collaboration tools. All services at binfire.com are free for individual users.
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