Time will tell, but the team over at Google is doing their darnedest to help empower anyone with the desire (not necessarily the skill) to create their own Android apps.
Their new “App Inventor” is a product that’s been in development for more than a year, and promised to bring Android development capabilities to the masses. Check-out the info they’ve already made available, and watch the video for a quick overview:
I love the idea of moving as much “stuff” as possible into “the cloud” for all of the obvious reasons…
I have nothing to back-up, no worries about my computer dying, or being lost, and I can get at my “stuff” from anywhere.
That’s been working great for me (and, my clients) for email, scheduling, documents, and more, but there was always “stuff” – Some odd file, or something that just “fell through the cracks.”
Dropbox has changed my way of dealing with that “stuff.”
Dropbox is a free service (and free is good!) that provides you with 2 GB of online storage (but read-on to get even more storage for free), and which provides simple, lightweight programs you download to “hook it up” to your Windows, Linux, and Mac computers, as well as for your Android and Apple mobile devices (iPhone & iPad).