I found these:

• Secure Sharing Service for ElephantDrive - great. Mac desktop application will follow soon. It’s getting crowded in the online storage business.
• ADrive - Online Storage & Backup - 50GB for free. That’s something. That market heats up!
• Preisvergleich, Auktionen und mehr bei everysell.com - guter vergleich, wobei nur wenige versandhäusr erfaßt
• doiop.com - another one in the game for data.
• Gmail.app - Another try to get Gmail on your desktop
• OldVersion - In case you need an outdated version of something ….

I’m doing a lot of research on the [tag-ice]online storage[/tag-ice] market recently. There is a lot going on here. Still no real reliable provider yet - I mean really reliable. What struck was this statement by one of the very successful consumer storage-providers. Box.net’s Aaron states.

If these were our costs for an average free account, we, or anyone who offered it, would be in business for no more than two months.

Interesting! I’m researching the [tag-ice]online storage[/tag-ice] competition recently. Definitely a place that’s heating up. Swisscom seems to strive for a role as a significant player in this market. They just invested 2,3 million Euros in Diino, a Swedish online storage firm. Some time before they partnered with FAST LTA to host the promising Swiss online [tag-tec]storage[/tag-tec] service Fotobank.de.

You are all familiar with the notion “Data is the Next Intel Inside” - one of the shibboleths of Web 2.0. It is about who owns the data that is who is going to make money by providing the data for use through third applications - those third apps are called mashups.
Well data (i.e.