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May 06, 2009

icloud Now Available in Nine More Languages

Xcerion has announced that icloud, the world's first free online computer, has expanded its service into nine more languages.
 
New languages include-Danish, Dutch, French, Italian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese for Portugal and Romanian. icloud (News - Alert) is also available in Chinese, English, Filipino, German, Portuguese for Brazil, Russian, Spanish and Swedish.
 
According to company officials, people use icloud for fast and easy sharing of files, backups, e-mail and staying in touch with friends.
 
Other applications include Instant Messaging with MSN through their work and Internet cafe computers, without installing anything or leaving any traces. The icloud desktop is completely customizable into your own secret place.
 
"Everyone should feel welcome in their private icloud space. Adding more languages is an important step in making icloud easy to use,”  said Daniel Arthursson, founder of icloud in a statement.
 
icloud is a global service, used in 168 countries. The language translation of icloud is done by its members and 150 iclouders world-wide have been contributing. 
 
Founded in 2001 by Daniel Arthursson, Xcerion (News - Alert) provides icloud, a "Cloud OS" based on 22 pending patents.
 
icloud, according to company officials, 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.
 
Officials said that over time, a wide range of applications will be available through an easy to use marketplace and application development toolbox.

Anil Sharma is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Anil’s articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Tim Gray
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