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When will we see support for Mac/Linux for video transcoding, it appears only Windows is supported at this moment.

You can build your own mobile app or client via the HTTP API already available at http://www.tonido.com/oldsupport/Developer:Main http://www.tonido.com/developer/sdk/doc/reference/html/index...

For Desktop integration, WebDAV support is available.

Stick a External USB Drive or connect a internal SATA 2.5 drive into the bay first. http://www.tonidoplug.com/screenshots.html#galleria/img/toni...

Then you have access to all the files in those drives via the web browser or via iPhone/Android apps.

You also can sync your files to this plug device by installing a client software on other computers (much like dropbox) but your are files are always private and never stored on the cloud.

Instead, you can boot off a USB or SATA drive and do whatever you want. http://tonido.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=3625

It runs Debian Squeeze. You can also boot off the internal SATA drive for more options.

The TonidoPlug2 is running ordinary Debian Squeeze 6.0 with full apt-get support. And in any case, you can also boot the TonidoPlug via a USB or SATA drive and setup whatever you want.

Some of the more popular ones: 1. Sync your files to the TonidoPlug, ala a private "Dropbox" 2. Stream your music whereever you are 3. Remote access to your files and photos

It is a real product and it is in stock and shipping. For pictures see http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150335195698585.3...