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your computer at home has everything waiting for you just the way it was at work. Though not your phone (if you need to work at other times/places). Historica
by 6ren 13y ago
your computer at home has everything waiting for you just the way it was at work.
Though not your phone (if you need to work at other times/places).
Historically, we've cycled between distributed and centralized computing. I'm not convinced the cloud is the one true way (though certainly we'll keep the option of being connected). Factors include: price of computing power; how much is actually needed; network bandwidth/latency.
Personally, the latency of webapps drives me up the wall. Makes me wonder if a resurgence in apps is coming. Native apps seem more popular on phones...
- svantana 13y agoIMO, the cloud only makes sense for data that you need to share with others. Your private data should be stored as close to you as possible - in your phone, or preferrably within your own body (hello Johnny Mnemonic).