Popular cloud storage and file hosting service Mega (founded by Kim Dotcom, also the founder of Megaupload) has got an official app on Windows Phone. However, at the moment, the app is only available for people who signed up to test the beta version of the app.
Mega provides 50GB of storage free to its users, the highest among competing services. It also offers special encryption that keeps your data private. Of course, since the app is in beta, it lacks many features and could contain potentially many bugs. The team has admitted that the app currently lacks Notifications for live UI updates, a Rubbish bin, and “Camera Uploads” for backing up entire photo albums. Also, it will get many UI changes in the coming days as it inches towards a final release version.