Mirolta : Once upon a time, files lived on your main hard drive only with possibly an external hard drive as backup. People who wanted to send and share files had little choice but to attach them in an email. It was inconvenient, to say the least. Then, it all changed in 2007 when the cloud first went mainstream. Suddenly, you were no longer limited by distance. You could store all your backups, programs, and files online and access them from anywhere.
Businesses eagerly embraced the cloud and already a future is predicted where individual hard drives are things of the past. But how safe is the cloud? Can your business really trust it with sensitive information? The answer might surprise you.
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The second half of 2023 will see the introduction of a foldable smartphone, according to OnePlus.
If you have a brand-new, sealed first-generation iPhone, you could bring it to an auction house. A device from Apple that fit that description sold over the weekend for a record amount for an iPhone: $63,356, which is more than one hundred times the cost of the device.
