Peer2Mail ... Step further, or rather next.

Does the system file was p2m from P2P, or rather as its competition?The system file is Peer2Mail ... As the name suggests mailbox. The beginnings of that system for the exchange of time in which to mail boxes (mostly through Google) gained a new dimension and the size - up to 1 GB.What is based on that system? Its very simple. There is a clear similarity to other systems (like the popular warez), acts as the mailbox server, which sends a user (often divided into parts) file. You number two is the login and easy way to get access to data stored on the e-mail box. To facilitate downloading a few applications specifically designed for this purpose. Examples of such programs are the applications: Durries, E-Dek, MoorHunt whether OpenP2M. Simply fill in data such as password and login to the mailbox, and the program automatically retrieves data stored on the email.Is this a step forward when it comes to sharing files on the Internet? Probably not, the constraints are quite large. Even the size of boxes, as we all know that over time will play an ever-smaller role. However, it is worthwhile to note that with one box at a given moment you can only connect to a user, also there is no such thing as a search engine p2m. Information about the files and the boxes are most often transmitted through the forums.Author: slightyboy