Social networking, an unknown topic twelve years ago, has actually transformed just how we have interaction with one another.

A new post on to its group internet pages now allows members to share files.

With all the revise, there’ll be a new files tab added to a group’s page. Users should be able to upload and discuss files using members in the group. When you click on the newsletter box, you’ll now have the option of publishing a file to talk about with the group. You are going to be able to publish files up to and including maximum of 25 megabytes in proportion. The majority of file types can be uploaded, however, music files won’t be allowed.

Groups can presently create and edit documents within the Group web page, although these documents aren’t be exported to a word processor or be printed. The new feature covers this hole but would not allow online using currently. To edit a file, users will have to download it to edit it and reupload it when they’re done. The edited file will not likely replace the old version, enabling reversal of changes necessarily.

Will Facebook be the death of cloud collaboration services like Dropbox? It’s too early to tell, but, it can provide Facebook users with an enclosed sharing solution that most users will have gain access to. In order to find out more on ways you can use Facebook or myspace in your organization, please let us know.Published with permission from TechAdvisory.org