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Someone at Google managed to release some code publicly yesterday that gave us a glimpse of a new online storage service.
The code was quickly pulled, but not before a number of users had attempted and failed to get it to work. The service is called Cloud Picker, and looks to be a consumer-oriented online storage service allowing you to compile files such as images, documents, maps, and videos in your own little area of the web.
No official details have been released about exactly what Cloud Picker is, or what it does. All we have to go on is the image you see above and the fact it is connected to Google Apps, Docs, and Sites as reported by users who came into contact with it. It seems Google want Cloud Picker to load every time you try to add a new asset to a document or your blog, for example.
Google is staying quiet for the moment with the only response TechCrunch managing to get being:
Oops… looks like someone pushed some code too quickly. It’s not quite ready for prime time yet but stay tuned
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