uHub cloud-based digital content storage

uHub Storage is a revolutionary cloud-based digital content storage service from PCCW.

Instead of storing information on your computer’s hard drive, you can now save data in our uHub Storage external cloud storage system, with the utmost convenience and flexibility.

Saving your data in a cloud storage system enables you to retrieve it from any location served by Internet access, thereby removing the need to carry a physical storage device around or use the same computer every time.

Register now to get the following free storage:

The PCCW-HKT mobile service network offers a fast and stable way to connect to uHub cloud-based digital content. PCCW-HKT mobile service has enhanced its 4G LTE network to 150Mbps¹; supported by its own 1,000Mbps² optical fiber terrestrial transmission network enables uHub customers to refresh content anytime, anywhere.

• Outstanding features
• Register for uHub
• Free uHub PC Client/mobile app downloa

Outstanding features

• Auto-syncs - No matter how or from where you upload, uHub auto-syncs files so you can access them on your PC or mobile devices.
• Share you documents - The "Share" function allows you to share files or folders with friends by sending them a public sharing link. In addition, the "Private Share" function allows user to share folders with friends privately or even by invitation. Your friends even have the right to upload or delete files in your folder.
• Click n' Play - Don't worry about video format^*. Simply click to play via the uHub app on your mobile devices and enjoy.
• Enjoy everywhere - Store your video and music files at uHub and play via uHub app when on the move.

For more details on uHub cloud storage service, please visit: 
https://uhub.netvigator.com/portal/en/storage_learn.html。

^*Supports up to 15 video file formats

Free uHub mobile app/PC Client download

Click here to download the applications

Remarks:

1. 150Mbps is network specification for downlink of 4G LTE network (2600MHz – CAT 4), with 50Mbps for uplink, which do not directly correlate to speeds achievable using the network or device as speed is affected by many factors.
2. 1,000Mbps is the network specification for internal optical fiber network and is different from actual speeds experienced by customers.