Amazon Fire Phone Signals Beginning Of Unlimited Cloud Storage

June 24, 2014 Off By David
Object Storage

Grazed from Cloud Computing Today. Author: Editorial Staff.

Amazon’s announcement of details of its Amazon Fire Phone on June 18 promises to disrupt not only the economics of the smartphone industry, but also the use of cloud computing for backup and archival purposes more generally. In Wednesday’s unveiling of Amazon’s first phone, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos noted that the Amazon Fire Phone will offer unlimited, cloud-based photo storage for pictures taken from the phone’s 13 MP camera.

As noted by MG Siegler, the Amazon Fire Phone’s offer of unlimited photo storage outstrips its contemporaries because Apple’s iPhone cloud storage limits are capped in conjunction with a customer’s limits on iCloud. Whereas Android offers unlimited photo uploads to Google+, it does so at lower resolutions than that of the original image…

Third party application Flickr offers 1 TB of photo storage, but has yet to be integrated with the out of the box phone technology…

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