> Also no one wants to carry storage devices with them any more. I don't think that's an active choice. I think this is something that Google and Apple keep pu

> Also no one wants to carry storage devices with them any more. I don't think that's an active choice. I think this is something that Google and Apple keep pushing for the same reason that MS kept "IE6 broken for so long": the less available storage on the phone, the more people are locked to their cloud services. > PCs are no longer the main computing device of the masses. Sure, but we are talking about "Office suite in the cloud" here. Of course you are going to hear the exceptional case of someone that writes their own novels or powerpoint presentations on their phone, but I'm willing to bet that the for the majority of office workers, their main method of interacting with the application is through a big screen PC + keyboard and mouse.