Righty Right, KM. I can make a few general comments:
My worry is the cost. With everything in the clouds (likely many will use the cloud for everything) it will be easy to exceed whatever your data plans give you. My guess is there will be plenty of folks quickly exceeding their allowable limits.
Not to mention, the costs of the iCloud service. I hear it is free and another site says 25.00 per year. Another site says not sure. I say wait and see what it is when it is announced officially. Or perhaps Apple has and i missed it. Thank God I do not care.
As for iCloud specifically, what about the consequences of tying everything to your Apple I.D and someone discovers your password? Perhaps Apple knows this and they have a different way of accessing stuff.
If iCloud were here today, I'd have the day off due to WiFi issues. No music, either. I'll stick with Dropbox.
--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, Just Murray <krismurray@...> wrote:
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> Icloud's not even out of beta yet complaining about what cannot be done is possibly premature a wee bit
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> ~KM
