[cloud]

Lately i've been really getting into this cloud computing craze. I'm sure many of you have heard of Dropbox.com but I use something else calledhttps://www.mypdv.com/PDV/Home.aspx
It is a pretty cool idea, especially since it is really segmented. For example, it has categories for each document. A place to store your drivers licence, passports, a planner for your day to day activities, your cv plus any work you've done, ie. uni work or work work (as in...work that gives you money...lol) plus a whole heap of other categories....pretty much anything. You can then Sync it to their iPad application called myPDV and have it with you on the run...but I can't be stuffed (Yes, i'm Australian and can't be stuffed means I can't be bothered) talking about that as well.....

Do we all think that this cloud computing is the way of the future? I'm interested to see if things like this will become so big that we will never need a memory stick....or even a computer again?

[Asher ross]

Hi, Cloud server works just fine to maintain availability of a website with connected server network to divide the load generated at one website.

[paullopez]

Do we all think that this cloud computing is the way of the future? I'm interested to see if things like this will become so big that we will never need a memory stick....or even a computer again?

What you really should do is to actually read and understand some knowledge base blog post which are based on cloud computing. Surely cloud computing is the way of the future, and I am sure you have the ability to think yourself rather than simply believing what the other experts say.

"Experts" may tell you a half understood interpretation … So in my opinion you should follow thewhir[dot]com continuously to stay tune with the latest updates of web hosting technology.