Cell providers are already pushed to their limits with the iPhone but the iCloud service could force them to offload traffic to WiFi networks.
iCloud, a service that means music, photos, and documents saved onto an Apple device will soon appear almost instantly on any other Apple product that a person owns.
(Here's the key part)
When an iCloud user takes a photo or saves a document with an Apple device, that file is instantly uploaded to iCloud over either Wi-Fi or the cellular network.
That person's other Apple devices then automatically download the file as soon as possible. That means someone taking a day trip can take photos on an iPhone and then flip through them on their iPad as soon as they return home.
Does that mean EVERY time you take a picture with your phone it automatically pushes it to iCloud?
As the cameras take higher resolution pics, the amount of data being sent will grow too.
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1 comment:
Ever think about doing it with linux so you can get more software running on it? It would be nice to not be confined to iTunes and get a fully functional media center computer in such a small package.I'm assuming if you actually want to buy them you have to sync it with your computer and iTunes. I wish there was a version with a hard drive. It would be cool to just have it all in one. Thanks for sharing this very cool and great information.
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