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Sony cloud-based sync'n'store service goes live

PlayMemories takes on Dropbox et al

Caleb Cox

Wed 25 Apr 2012 // 11:04 UTC

Sony launched its cloud-storage service PlayMemories Online today, with registered Sony Entertainment Network users handed 5GB of space free.

PlayMemories Online

PlayMemories lets punters upload image and movie content to the cloud, accessing it again from their PC, PlayStation 3, TV or mobile device.

A free app is available for the latter, which lets users upload from Android or iOS devices.

More details and download links over at PlayMemories Online. ®

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