Hello Pogoplug users! What's been going on with Pogoplug this week? We're glad you asked.

First up, a review of the Series 4 from CNET: "The Pogoplug Series 4 is an adapter that lets you access any 2.5-inch hard drive, USB storage device, or SD card from anywhere online. It's easy to set up, attractively small, and smartly designed. Files can be accessed via browser or apps." Read the article.

In utterly awesome news, Pogoplug is now spy tested, espionage approved. A bevy ofonline tech publications have covered the F-BOMB (Falling or Ballistically-launched Object that Makes Backdoors) designed by security researcher Brendan O'Connor, but this article from MSNBC?goes way in-depth:

"Built from just the hardware in a commercially-available PogoPlug mini-computer, a few tiny antennas, eight gigabytes of flash memory and some 3D-printed plastic casing, the F-BOMB serves as 3.5 by 4 by 1 inch spy computer. And O'Connor has designed the cheap gadgets to be dropped from a drone, plugged inconspicuously into a wall socket, thrown over a barrier, or otherwise put into irretrievable positions to quietly collect data and send it back to the owner over any available Wifi network."

We've also been getting some great feedback from users. From our Facebook page: "The Pogoplug is a cool little device that allows you to share your files over the network with Windows/Mac/Linux/Playbook devices. And it allows you to share files with your friends. I like it very much and am very impressed."

And these recent tweets fill me with glee:

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