Apple I-Cloud : Monday (6/6/2011) U.S. time (GMT Tuesday this), Jobs looked thin gets a rousing welcome from more than 5,000 loyal supporters of Apple on the "Worldwide Developer's Conference". He introduced a service that makes its users who rely on data storage in personal computers even when they drive around with a lot of mobile devices, more and not feel restricted.
Apple can be proud to be a trendsetter in many ways and tend to challenge the generally accepted marketing laws by issuing a phenomenal product. However, for this time, Apple must submit to the growing trend in the world, namely cloud computing.
Silicon Valley icon Steve Jobs hailed the Internet-based service for consumers called iCloud, which allows users to play music and access data from any Apple device. This is an important capability for users in improving the working habits of outdoor activities.
iCloud save your own content in the cloud and wirelessly send it to all the devices you own. It will automatically upload, store, and sends it to all kinds of devices, "said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO, in front of the developers in attendance.
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