Your data on your computer, laptop or any other personal electronic gadget is never risk free and there is always a chance of losing your data from your device. However, there is a solution to save yourself from a disaster of losing all your data. Some people use local hardware storage for storing their data, but they may tend to lose their data even stored on a hardware storage. The use of computers, cell phones and other electronic gadgets has changed radically as they have the ability to back your data and offers cloud storage. It also offers the ability to sync multiple devices automatically. The…

Simplifying life has been an unofficial mantra of Apple for years and their marketing ha proven to be effective in portraying this to people. Their latest marketing push for “iCloud Harmony” highlights the ability of various devices to sync with the iPhone. Is this technology really worthy of Apple marketing? Perhaps I’m a snob but this is something that I’ve come to expect with mobile devices. I have all 3 mobile operating systems in my pocket at any given time and both Android and Windows 7 allow me to take photos from them and have them on my computer and tablets, just as Apple is promoting with iCloud….

At the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco this week, Apple introduced iCloud, a set of free new cloud services that work with applications running on numerous devices automatically. In addition to being able to send content to iCloud automatically and wireless from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac, the service also works with your PC. iCloud’s robust features could make it a game changer as it takes on competing offerings such as Microsoft’s Office365 and Google’s Small Business Apps. Users can sign up for iCloud for free on an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 5 or…

Now that we know that Apple is set to announce their “iCloud” service, it’s time to start a-wondering what the service will feature. But while it’s possible that iCloud will simply be your music tracks in the cloud – like Dropbox for audio files – that would be a disappointment. iTunes revolutionized music for a lot of people. It made it immediate, expansive and easy. So what would a ‘revolutionary’ cloud service look like? What might Apple (or anyone else) do to make a truly new experience? (Note: Even though iCloud may include video, I am focusing for now on music here.) Embrace the new cloud mentality…