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This ZumoDrive upload is going to take a little while…
Published by Ewan on Thursday 5th March 2009, 09:41 Comments | Filed under: Mobile Services

I’ve been uploading files to ZumoDrive. I bought the 500gb ZumoDrive option and I’m currently uploading about 200gb of music.

The super thing about this is I’ll be able to ‘access’ my iTunes music — all 200gb of it — from my 4GB Vodafone Dell Mini Netbook, or from my array of laptops and other machines dotted around the planet.

It is *slightly* conditional on having at reasonable internet connection.

I think I need to a) move to central London next to a BT exchange or b) move to the US.

Or anywhere with some decent bandwidth…

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  • Isn't it a pretty costly way to access all your songs? It's almost $1,000 a year. There must be a cheaper way to do this.
  • My biggest issue is getting a fast enough internet connection! And I'm not sure of a better way of enabling this functionality!
  • and you wonder why I hesitate to move to England, third world plumbing and broadband infrastructure doesn't really sell itself well
  • The broadband is fine if you live in North Wales. Or central London, where they've actually upgraded the exchanges. But not where I am, annoyingly.

    As for the plumbing?

    Well, as per the video you tweeted yesterday, isn't it time we all headed to Asia? ;-)
  • I have the exact same problem - it's very frustrating. I've decided that when I'm in Austin next month I'm going to find somewhere with a decent upload speed and stick EVERYTHING into my ZumoDrive cloud or personal S3 account once and for all...
  • "Or anywhere with some decent bandwidth…"

    Pop over to mine or Dan's.... I get about 16 down and 6 up on Be.
  • You'll have a que of ZumoDrive users lining your street!
  • Ewan, I'm pretty sure you'll get faster uploads in Japan than in the US :)
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