The problem with a smartphone is not so much that it contains a ton of info, but that it serves as an access point to a lot of personal info The current situat

The problem with a smartphone is not so much that it contains a ton of info, but that it serves as an access point to a lot of personal info The current situation may very well change. It is entirely possible that much of that information stored "in the cloud" will migrate to being stored directly on people's phones. Facebook owes the majority of its popularity to being a place that easily hosts and shares photos. The continuing increases in wireless bandwidth and physical storage available on phones coupled with the growing understanding of the security risks of giving personal data to 3rd parties means that paradigm could shift quite easily.