Comments on: Cloud Computing http://www.cloudingclarity.com/2009/03/cloud-computing/ Whether new or a tech guru, these tips are for you. Sat, 20 Mar 2010 15:15:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Eric http://www.cloudingclarity.com/2009/03/cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Eric Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:42:43 +0000 http://www.cloudingclarity.com/?p=535#comment-52 Dave, That's a great point. Sometime it is easy to overlook all the ways that we use cloud computing. I agree with your analysis... we will see a lot more web apps as our bandwidth speeds increase. I'm afraid the days of buying a new PC and then spending the weekend setting it up are nearly over. Once it connects online...you pick right up where your old PC left off. While it is rather sad that us geeks get less play time, it is nice that we will ultimately be able to be more productive. Dave,
That’s a great point. Sometime it is easy to overlook all the ways that we use cloud computing. I agree with your analysis… we will see a lot more web apps as our bandwidth speeds increase.

I’m afraid the days of buying a new PC and then spending the weekend setting it up are nearly over. Once it connects online…you pick right up where your old PC left off. While it is rather sad that us geeks get less play time, it is nice that we will ultimately be able to be more productive.

]]> By: David Lano http://www.cloudingclarity.com/2009/03/cloud-computing/comment-page-1/#comment-51 David Lano Tue, 31 Mar 2009 11:19:03 +0000 http://www.cloudingclarity.com/?p=535#comment-51 Eric, It's amazing how much we already utilize cloud computing. Typically, I think of cloud computing as normal computer operations like word processing, spreadsheets, etc. but considering how much time we spend on web applications like Gmail, Facebook, etc. I would argue that we're already in a cloud computing age. Of course each person's usage differs, but the browser is my primary interface. A lot of applications aren't online yet, but I have a feeling that gap will continue to narrow as our connection speeds increase and the internet becomes more web 2.0 Thanks! Eric,

It’s amazing how much we already utilize cloud computing. Typically, I think of cloud computing as normal computer operations like word processing, spreadsheets, etc. but considering how much time we spend on web applications like Gmail, Facebook, etc. I would argue that we’re already in a cloud computing age.

Of course each person’s usage differs, but the browser is my primary interface. A lot of applications aren’t online yet, but I have a feeling that gap will continue to narrow as our connection speeds increase and the internet becomes more web 2.0

Thanks!

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