The most interesting thing about iOS7 to me is how Apple will handle the issues around iCloud Documents and data portability between apps. I appreciate they are

The most interesting thing about iOS7 to me is how Apple will handle the issues around iCloud Documents and data portability between apps. I appreciate they are trying to move away from traditional file systems because I really believe there are better ways of doing things. The problem here is Apple's approach isn't exactly working. In a lot (most?) ways it's actually worse than dealing with a traditional file system. If they can't figure it out for iOS7 I think they need to admit defeat and try something different. A perfect example of this is creating a text document in TextEdit on your Mac. It's utterly useless on your iOS device. You can't access it at all. Sure they could release TextEdit for iOS but that does not solve the real problem or address the problems of portability of data between iOS apps. In my opinion iOS7 is their last shot to get this right. If they can't figure it out dust off iDisk and just go back to the basics. It's annoying to deal with file systems but it works at least.