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Is The Google Drive Coming Soon?
#2
Posted 27 March 2012 - 01:56 PM
Google has already dealt with this issue - my reasoning is as follows:
- Ubuntu are teaming up with Google to delivery desktop computing from Samsung devices with Android as the main operating system, and Ubuntu as a kernel run-state when such devices are docked on suitable devices. With the efficiency of low-frequency, low-power processors, these are likely to replace desktop units entirely within five years.
- As you will see from Ubuntu's proposals (and already developed OS), it sits right on top of android, and integrates all of Google's services and arranges data in a great many various ways, but you will see from the demonstrations that Canonical's proposals are very succinct.
- So firstly, ChromeOS will be mostly defunct except for its current low-cost netbook uses. Android already has taken over this arena by its merger with Ubuntu. Secondly, there is no need for a way to manage files in bulk, because individuals services already offer this facility, though a filesystem type interface for Google's cloud storage platforms could forseeably be useful.
- Ubuntu are teaming up with Google to delivery desktop computing from Samsung devices with Android as the main operating system, and Ubuntu as a kernel run-state when such devices are docked on suitable devices. With the efficiency of low-frequency, low-power processors, these are likely to replace desktop units entirely within five years.
- As you will see from Ubuntu's proposals (and already developed OS), it sits right on top of android, and integrates all of Google's services and arranges data in a great many various ways, but you will see from the demonstrations that Canonical's proposals are very succinct.
- So firstly, ChromeOS will be mostly defunct except for its current low-cost netbook uses. Android already has taken over this arena by its merger with Ubuntu. Secondly, there is no need for a way to manage files in bulk, because individuals services already offer this facility, though a filesystem type interface for Google's cloud storage platforms could forseeably be useful.
#3
Posted 28 March 2012 - 12:20 PM
Only 1 GB free?! Damn, guess I'll have to stick with Windows Live Mesh for now. :/
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