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Let’s start with a little bit of history. The concept of storing your very important and precious data online is nothing new. There are already several companies which, for a monthly or annual fee, rent you a certain number of MB in order for you to save those essential data that you don’t want to lose if your personal computer begins to malfunction.
(I don't know about you but I am kinda leery of letting someone host all of my info for me. Would you let google host all your info for you? - sharkscott)
You understand me perfectly. But most people do not see the forest for the trees.
I have heard rumors that Google is placing Mobile-Mini's stacked to the roof with servers and storage all over the U.S.
If its true, they will have all the storage they could ever want. I got a funny feeling that eventually Google is going to make Microsoft irrelevant and/or gobble them up. Which sounds great now, but is kind of scary if it comes true.
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They don't really expect me to trust them again do they?