I wonder how far away we are from unlimited (cloud) storage capability which will eliminate the issues that some of us face. Just a thought.
I'm not using all the cloud storage that's available to me, so this isn't something I'm waiting for.
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I wonder how far away we are from unlimited (cloud) storage capability which will eliminate the issues that some of us face. Just a thought.
I wonder how far away we are from unlimited (cloud) storage capability which will eliminate the issues that some of us face. Just a thought.
I'm sure Apple would love to have us all use cloud storage for all our storage needs, for a fee of course, it could become an important revenue stream for Apple and other companies if we stored most of our info in the cloud.
It's not that much difference and with the side bands matching that of the mini, it will make more use of the screen. Maybe it's all about the weight of it....can't wait to see though what we do get.
Me, too. I like to see gadgets debut from all sorts of manufacturers, whether or not I buy them. I like to see advances, and I like the possibility that something new and cool will emerge.
Maybe I phrased it wrong. Here's what I want; the ability to have as many movies and music as I want and it not effect the storage on my device. Currently I use providers such as; Ultraviolet, Flixster and there's another one whose name escapes me. My only problem with these options is when I don't have Internet access its close to impossible to watch a movie without all the lags and buffering issues.
This problem is already solved.... you can get a portable wifi drive.
BTW, box.net is/was, giving away for FREE, 50 GB of cloud.
The cloud, IMO, is a mixed bag. I'm glad to have it on the one hand, since it makes my files available to me at home, work, or anywhere. A huge convenience. On the other hand, letting your stuff be on someone else's computer is a bit creepy. I'm always wondering if -- down the road -- something will pop up out of nowhere to bite me on the b... Frankly, everything about the internet is this way. We get a lot of stuff free, but at what long-term cost?
This problem is already solved.... you can get a portable wifi drive.
BTW, box.net is/was, giving away for FREE, 50 GB of cloud.
The cloud, IMO, is a mixed bag. I'm glad to have it on the one hand, since it makes my files available to me at home, work, or anywhere. A huge convenience. On the other hand, letting your stuff be on someone else's computer is a bit creepy. I'm always wondering if -- down the road -- something will pop up out of nowhere to bite me on the b... Frankly, everything about the internet is this way. We get a lot of stuff free, but at what long-term cost?
Maybe I phrased it wrong. Here's what I want; the ability to have as many movies and music as I want and it not effect the storage on my device. Currently I use providers such as; Ultraviolet, Flixster and there's another one whose name escapes me. My only problem with these options is when I don't have Internet access its close to impossible to watch a movie without all the lags and buffering issues.
The other day I was sorting through some of my moms things and came across some photos from long, long ago.it occurred to me that my kids will never have these happy accidents if I continue to keep all my family photos in the cloud. I love keeping it all accessible on my iPad, dont even mind paying the extra for cloud storage, but I'm old I should come up with a solution.
I have become hooked on reading Mac Life, Cult of Mac, CNET and also PC World! I am fascinated by all these new gadgets coming out lately!!
I'm a fan of tech blogs, too!
As AQ noted, there's already a possibility for you. There are various makers of such devices.
Even if you had unlimited cloud storage now, you'd still have to have a reliable online connection, and streaming lots of data isn't always feasible.