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So as good BlackBerry/CrackBerry family members we must sacrifice our "beer 'n boobs" until the $100 Party.Last edited by bungaboy; 04-27-13 at 11:17 AM.
04-27-13 10:53 AMLike 5 - I read somewhere that QNX's big thing was the ability to borrow computing power from other networked devices. So lets say your phone is 2 ghz your Playbook is 1 and your new to be announced BB monitor/tablet is 4... that's 7 + all the expandable storage one chooses to buy, ( I bought a terabyte for cheep last fall)... if this is their path...wowsa, gotta get more shares.04-27-13 10:54 AMLike 5
- Anyway, on the topic of the cloud, to be using Mobile computing and to get away from the bulky computers and laptops, BlackBerry has to have some storage capabilities on these new devices. I don't like the cloud either but if your devices don't have much storage then the point is mute.bungaboy likes this.04-27-13 10:56 AMLike 1
- I read somewhere that QNX's big thing was the ability to borrow computing power from other networked devices. So lets say your phone is 2 ghz your Playbook is 1 and your new to be announced BB monitor/tablet is 4... that's 7 + all the expandable storage one chooses to buy, ( I bought a terabyte for cheep last fall)... if this is their path...wowsa, gotta get more shares.
Posted via CB1004-27-13 10:59 AMLike 0 - Anyway, on the topic of the cloud, to be using Mobile computing and to get away from the bulky computers and laptops, BlackBerry has to have some storage capabilities on these new devices. I don't like the cloud either but if your devices don't have much storage then the point is mute.
The Cloud is like a built in bit.ly link where you can send/share files without transferring the whole file. They can pull it down whenever or however they like. The remote access is for those of us who want constant access without having to sync or buy extra storage on a whim.04-27-13 11:00 AMLike 3 -
Besides the BB link solution cannot be properly called a cloud solution. It's more closely resembles an FTP server at this point. To be a proper cloud solution, it should support at least 1 and 2 below:
1. It is common for users to have multiple devices and computers now. iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, BB10, legacy BB. This BB link solution only supports one of these.
2. Cloud document services like Google Drive and Dropbox support automatic syncing of documents across computers, one of its most convenient features.
3. Cloud file services also provides APIs for integration with other apps, these apps can use it for storage.
I have a couple of terabytes of video, music, photos, and documents and which I'm serving up from a NAS : my personal cloud. I've got is so all my devices are using it, unfortunately only the Z10 doesn't have the apps to make use of it.Shanerredflag and Scott Lefebvre like this.04-27-13 11:05 AMLike 2 - Anyway, on the topic of the cloud, to be using Mobile computing and to get away from the bulky computers and laptops, BlackBerry has to have some storage capabilities on these new devices. I don't like the cloud either but if your devices don't have much storage then the point is mute.04-27-13 11:06 AMLike 4
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Posted via CB1004-27-13 11:06 AMLike 3 -
Sorry for no link...too lazy to look right now.bungaboy and Scott Lefebvre like this.04-27-13 11:07 AMLike 2 -
MWC: The Astonishing Tribe's Cool PlayBook Document-Sharing App - YouTube04-27-13 11:08 AMLike 4 -
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Who needs a laptop when BlackBerry can provide you with a secure terminal that puts you virtually back in your own office!04-27-13 11:10 AMLike 7 - Something like this maybe but not limited to a room......
MWC: The Astonishing Tribe's Cool PlayBook Document-Sharing App - YouTubebungaboy and cjcampbell like this.04-27-13 11:12 AMLike 2 - Remote file access will also be limited to the download speeds of your upload speed of your Internet connection at work or at home. If your files are in your work computer, download speeds will not be an issue but the slow upload speeds associated with your typical home commection will be painful if you're transferring large files. With files in the cloud, you should be limited only to the quality of your LTE connection.
Posted via CB1004-27-13 11:14 AMLike 0 - Something like this maybe but not limited to a room......
MWC: The Astonishing Tribe's Cool PlayBook Document-Sharing App - YouTube04-27-13 11:28 AMLike 3 - Can't you just use a network attached storage drive and use that for all of your storage. Not as fast as having the info on your device of course but, apparently that is not important any more.Shanerredflag and bungaboy like this.04-27-13 11:34 AMLike 2
- Something like this maybe but not limited to a room......
MWC: The Astonishing Tribe's Cool PlayBook Document-Sharing App - YouTube
If I can call a tower, why not another BlackBerry directly? Why waste cell tower resources when you are calling a device in the next building?04-27-13 11:44 AMLike 3 - Superfly_FRRetired ModeratorNot really to the cloud, usage may vary much (backup, sharing, casting ...).
Also, most users have very low outgoing bandwidth (~100K) witch would not be very suitable for large files.
Now, this is a really nice fature and an appealing marketing feature !bungaboy likes this.04-27-13 11:49 AMLike 1 - Superfly_FRRetired Moderator
And yeah, it's French (very nice) work
PlayCloud is a native file manager, with integrated cloud service. Play, open, sync your files and directories from your BlackBerry� 10 device. With PlayCloud, you can merely sync your local files with a remote cloud as FTP, WebDAV, Box™, DropBox™, Skydrive™, Google Drive™... and of course your SD-Card ! PlayCloud is also compliant with the network postscript printer, using the IPP protocol. PlayCloud is perfectly integrated to your interface in using the same skin. At last, PlayCloud is built with the last BlackBerry� Cascades SDK to offer flow experience and to use all device capabilities. To define default settings, change order, read the help... swipe down from the top screen to view the menu. Set the PlayCloud behaviour from your network connection. For support, news, update, features request... follow me on Twitter @prognweb or please send a mail to support. If you have issues, please contact support before post a negative review. We try to solve your issue. You can find two PlayCloud releases in the BlackBerry World™ - a trial and a full release. Trial version is only a files viewer. Recente changes and features available : • Local & System view • SD-Card support • Dropbox support • Box support • Google Drive support • Skydrive support • Sugarsync support • OpenDataSpace support (experimental) • Webdav support • FTP(SSL)/SFTP support • Print feature (IPP support & PDF/PS) • Files search • Media sharing over social networks • Background transfers • Network WiFi & Cellular choice (roaming management) • Transfers progress status • Transfers complete notification • BlackBerry and third party applications integration • Mutli-select feature • Open, Copy, move or delete files • File details view (with comments) • Image and audio thumbnails support • EXIF metadata image support • Network cache data • Help embeddedShanerredflag and bungaboy like this.04-27-13 11:59 AMLike 2 - Oh my. Can the Fort Knox be leaky too. LoL
Android developers now banned from bypassing Google's Play Store app updates
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Friday, April 26, 2013 11:30 PM GMT
Google on Friday changed one of its Play Store policies to prevent apps from being updated outside of its marketplace. The company states that “an app downloaded from Google Play may not modify, replace or update its own APK binary code using any method other than Google Play’s update mechanism.” The change comes shortly after Facebook tweaked its Android application to allow users to update it without using the normal Google Play update system. It could be a coincidence, however it would appear that Google is worried that other developers might have followed suit and would therefore become less dependent on its Play Store.04-27-13 12:19 PMLike 0 -
http://www.synology.com/dsm/index.php?lang=us
Leading consumer NAS solution does almost everything for a little over $200. That recently started adding support for Windows phone, chances are they're also considering BB10. I wrote them about supporting it.04-27-13 12:52 PMLike 3 - Superfly_FRRetired Moderator
Edit : ah, see notafanboy answer. My thoughts, exactly (or another NAS, many manufacturers).04-27-13 12:53 PMLike 2
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