-  ‘Timeline’ allows users to organize photos, videos, and voice files stored on smartphone and
    T Cloud into a chronological view by grouping them together by date
-  ‘Clipboard’ automatically stores up to 100 copied texts or URL without having to launch the app

Seoul, Korea, November 17, 2014—SK Planet’s personal cloud service T Cloud has made dramatic functional
improvements in content management, search, sharing, as well as storage.
 
T Cloud is a personal cloud service that allows users to store on the cloud server photos, songs, videos,
contact information, and text messages sitting in the smartphones, tablet PCs and Windows PCs for download
when needed. As of November, there are 12 million users of T Cloud that offers up to 20GB of free cloud storage
space.
 
The new T Cloud dramatically strengthened its content management function. The new ‘Timeline’ and ‘Clipboard’
features were added to deliver personalized user experience and make it easier for users to manage content.
 
The Timeline feature allows users to organize photos, videos, and voice files stored on smartphone and T Cloud
into a chronological view by grouping them together by date. Moreover, users can share photos and videos by sending
a URL over SNS for download.
 
The Clipboard function automatically stores up to 100 copied texts or URL with a single touch without having
to launch the app. Moreover, users can locate photos and videos by file name and creation date by using the
metadata of the content.
 
Choi Gil-seong, Head of SK Planet’s Enterprise Business Division explained, “We have improved T Cloud to make
it easier for our 12 million users to manage mobile content. T Cloud aims to evolve into a cloud-based lifelogging
service by delivering a superior, truly differentiated customer experience.”