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My desktop on the cloud
Written by Narmad
I enjoy the portability factor of the mini-notebook and the way cloud computing has transformed computing experience on the move. Most of us have experienced various cloud apps on our mini-notebooks. It's great that these apps are accessible from anywhere on a mini-notebook. How about a cloud OS, which follows you everywhere? With Cloudo, you can take your OS with you while travelling. Find out how.
Cloudo is a browser-based operating system, which can be easily accessed from a portable device such as a mini-notebook or a handheld device. You can either use Cloudo as your default OS or side by side with your office or home OS. Click here to register on Cloudo.
The first thing that struck me was its high quality user interface. Unlike the other web-based operating systems, it has emphasized heavily on its user interface. Cloudo comes with a wide range of themes from Windows, Macintosh and Linux.
In terms of core operating system features, Cloudo offers virtual desktop image, file hosting, email and contact management system, and most of the application suites, which you find in an OS. Right from creating a folder to sending a mail, Cloudo offers the complete OS experience.
As Cloudo is a web-based browser, you do not need any additional hardware or software to maintain it. Besides the high quality graphical interface, Cloudo also provides centralized data backup, security and updates. The most important factor is that Cloudo provides a centralized platform that supports most of the web-based applications.
Presently, Cloudo is in the Beta stage. If you are a developer, you can contribute to Cloudo by creating an OS application compatible with Cloudo. In fact, there is a ‘Dev-tool’ icon integrated with Cloudo for developing OS applications.
Although there are certain bugs in Cloudo, I have been using it on my mini Samsung NC20 for a month. Trust me; it hasn’t been a bad experience at all!
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