Mega finished the beta version and new features, including secure messaging in 2014

Launched in January, sharing platform and secure storage Mega evolves. November 6th, officials have announced several new products: Mega out of its beta phase with improvements, an iOS app and a synchronization client for Windows within a month and a secure instant messaging in 2014.

Following the forced closure of Megaupload, the founder, Kim Dotcom, promised a new site sharing and secure storage. A year to the day after the closing of the first site, Mega was opened January 19, 2013. After 24 hours, the platform already accounted for one million users.
Since then, new users have registered, some probably guided by the revelations related to the supervision of the NSA, and are now 5 million. According to CEO Vikram Kumar, who replaces Kim Dotcom party in September, more than 435 million files were posted on Mega since its opening.

November 6th, Mega announced new, already in place or planned.
Indeed, after 10 months, the platform comes out of beta and improved. The user interface is refreshed, and the user can create an avatar and a profile, visible to their contacts. Contacts whose management is improved. In addition, the site navigation is now possible for downloads and they are faster with caching of the session in the browser. A Firefox extension also reduces the loading time. 

In addition, Mega announced that within a month, a synchronization client for Windows and an app for iOS will be offered.
Finally, already mentioned, Mega plans to launch a secure instant messaging for 2014. Between the members of Mega, encrypted messaging will discuss and join files and folders to one or more recipients. The chat will also make audio calls and secure video.