Am 20.03.2013 23:19, schrieb Temlakos: > Ah, but I never said a smartphone would carry terabytes of added storage. The > pundits are saying that you "won't > need all that storage." All your data will stay on The Cloud, and you will > access it with a username and password, > same as you do for any subscription service today. You will create and save > documents on The Cloud, with a back-end > word-processing application. Then you will send e-mail for a short document, > or if it's much longer, you'll send a > read-only link to your book-length manuscript that will stay on The Cloud, at > your designated directory, and you > will need your username and password to get read-write access
have fun - but have it your own * have fun if the service provider closes his doors * have fun if they have a intrusion and all your docs are public * have fun make your self completly depending on a comapny * have fun with integrity of your data * have fun with legal aspects if it are working data yes, of course, this stupidity will happen and some years later having your own storgae will be a glory improvment of the new IT as over decades always the same bullshit get sold as "the new big thing" because enough people are that naive
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