iTunes’s acquisition of LaLa.com and the cheap(ish) data plan from AT&T may be signaling a significant change in the way Apple would have us access our media. If so, the iPad is going to fit perfectly into their little plan.
Even if this isn’t the case, apps like those from Simplify Media allow me to access my photos and music from a non sleeping computer as well as stream media to my Xbox 360.
I’m hoping I’m right on this one, but I think the 16GB iPad is going to be enough to cover my must have media and I can access the rest when in range of 3G or Wi-Fi.
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5 responses to “iPad Will Make The Most Of Cloud Computing”
Cloud computing will be the wave of the future!!
Imagine accessing all your programs from AI to Animation Software to PowerPoint to Excel from the tip of your fingers anywhere in the world by just carrying an Ipad. Now that’s power at your finger tips. That’s how I invision Cloud computing will eventually kill the desktop/laptops.
My fear though is who will control the data?
Say I’m working on a very important project in the cloud, what’s my guaranty that the work I’ve done is 100% mine? Will my data be held hostage is say I forgot to pay the monthly dues?
Hmmm…whadya think?
eddie