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Originally Posted by Stephen
With things like the Google music streaming you can store your full iTunes collection in the cloud and stream to your phone so don't need to use storage.
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If people here tried to use the cloud for streaming music they are in for a real shock. I went to visit a family member last week in Neath in South Wales and EE state that its 4G and i couldnt get a 4G connection with my Galaxy S5 nor could my mate with his Iphone 5. 3G was tediously slow around 3mb. It wasnt until we were on a bus leaving neath over a bridge that 4G started kicking in and out. Upon entering Swansea 4G was fine. The Internet was actually so slow in Neath that the Wifi on the bus itself was faster.
So what im saying is it all depends on coverage and network.
I know that parts of the Sandfields in Port Talbot there are complete dead spots for the 3 network. This also includes part of the Beach and Seafront.
The cloud is not going to be reliable until these companies sort their act out and actually give the services they advertise.