icloud, the World's First Free Online Computer, Giving You the Freedom of Your Friends, Files and Digital Life On Any Computer
New Launched Features Include: Desktop + Community, File Sharing, Publishing of Files Up to 150 Mb and Import of Contacts
icloud today unveils that it is more than an online computer; it is also a fun fast growing social community available worldwide in 18 languages. icloud shows how a desktop + community makes everyday life easier for its digital inhabitants.
Daniel Arthursson, founder of icloud, says: "We see icloud as a next generation community platform, with powerful applications, sharing, group and desktop functionality beyond what people today expect from a community."
Everyone in icloud is provided a free, secure online computer -- a private space on the Internet. Within icloud is also a vibrant social community, file sharing, email, instant messaging and capabilities to publish and share contents through your public icloud profile.
- 3 GB free storage space to safely store documents, photos and music online
- 50 free applications and widgets such as Office, Mail, Music, Video, IM, Sharing, Games, Collaboration and Development tools
- Public profile, http://my.icloud.com/username
- Free email @icloud.com
- File sharing and free backup with secure storage, including WedDav
- Zero installation, icloud runs in Internet Explorer or Firefox browser
icloud is available for free, and open for sign-ups. To learn more about icloud, visit icloud.com.
About icloud
Founded in 2001 by Daniel Arthursson, Xcerion provides icloud (icloud.com), the world's leading "Cloud OS" based on 22 pending patents. Icloud is a 2008 Red Herring Global 100 winner.
icloud is a complete platform for sharing experiences with friends. It is secure, social and always accessible from any computer or device. Applications on icloud include office productivity, development tools, media and widgets.
The icloud logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=4742
Xcerion AB is based in Linkoping, Sweden, privately held and funded by Northzone Ventures. Private investors include Lou Perazzoli, original architect of Windows NT and former Manager of the Microsoft Core OS group and John Connors former CFO of Microsoft.