A week after a report from The Verge suggested that Boston-based cloud product Springpad would be shuttering its doors, the company sent out an email Thursday marking its official shutdown date as June 25. Before that date, the 5 million registered users on Springpad will be able to export the data still present within their account or migrate all of it to Evernote via a special site the company has built.
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