Image courtesy of UseNeXT
The Malaysian govt has forced all Internet Service Providers in the country to block a list of ten websites that all for file sharing and downloads. These include MegaUpload, which I use to store my files for my blog readers to download. These are perfectly legal files, mind you but I am not so sure if my readers know how to bypass DNS to access these files.

While searching for a possible alternative, I came across this trial offer by UseNeXT and decided to post this here on my blog in case someone finds it useful. This is a two-week trial offer so if you are not planning to extend your subscription after the free period is over, make sure you come away cleanly.

Image courtesy of UseNeXT
If you are someone who loves to download movies, programs and other stuff over the internet, you should check this new service, called UseNeXT. I didn’t try it out myself, but I read that the speed is extremely fast and there are many things that one could choose from to download. I would need to see for myself how true it is.

In any case, to see what are the files that are available for download, you would have to sign up with the service first but then the first two weeks are free. It’s like a trial offer which you can cancel at any time, though if you like it, there are three plans that you could choose from.

By the way, if you are testing out the trial service, do keep tab of the days. Two weeks can fly by really fast so make sure you cancel your subscription before the 14-day trial is up. Let me know how you like this service and what are the files available.