CLOUDBERRY EXPLORER FOR AMAZON S3
CloudBerry S3 Explorer makes managing files in Amazon S3 EASY. By providing an industry leading user interface (GUI) to Amazon S3 accounts, files, and buckets, CloudBerry lets you manage your files on cloud just as you would on your own local computer.

New features in release 1.5.1:

Custom http headers
Copy path from the navigation bar
CLOUDFRONT ACCESS LOGGING support
Manage upload speed (Bandwidth throttling)
Auto-detect proxy settings
Veryfiy bucket names
Server Access Log Viewer

Main features:

Register and connect to any number of Amazon S3 accounts
Copy files between your S3 accounts
Share buckets and files located on Amazon S3 with other users
Create, browse, and delete S3 buckets
Copy and move files between Amazon S3 and your local computer
Set up file access permissions
Automate common tasks with Microsoft PowerShell
Generate external URLs, BiTorrent URLs
Copy/Move in background
Support for content-types
Support for MD5 to ensure files are not corrupted while transferred to S3
Support for Amazon CloudFront service
Support for CNAMEs and signed URLs
Apply ACL list to child objects (files inside a bucket)
Automatic check for updates
Rename objects in S3
Support for Requester Pays
Support for streamincloud.com FLV encoder
Generate short URLs using http://chilp.it

Benefits:

? With CloudBerry Explorer, Amazon S3 becomes an extension to your local storage. You are no longer limited to the classic data storage on your local drive(s). With CloudBerry Explorer, you can move files to Amazon S3 just as easily as managing them on your local drive(s).
? CloudBerry Explorer allows you to move large files such as photos, videos, and music to Amazon S3 and free up your local storage.
? The files on your Amazon S3 can be shared with anyone who has access to the internet. For security purposes, the S3 accounts can be password protected and access can be restricted.

Requirements: Amazon S3 account, Internet connection, MS .NET Framework 2.0

What's new in this version: Manage upload speed (Bandwidth throttling), View Server Access Log, Auto-detect proxy settings, verify bucket names