There’s been a lot of talk about Apple developing a smaller version of the iPhone, the iPhone Nano as the blogs have been calling it. Now there’s even talk that this iPhone Nano will have no built in storage, everything will be in the cloud. That means when you take a picture, it gets uploaded to your online storage, when you play music, it gets streamed from your online storage. Did everyone forget about the bandwidth caps imposed by the wireless companies? And what happens if there’s no reception? I know AT&T 3G doesn’t work on my iPad more than half the time, no one will want a phone that doesn’t work half the time. And I doubt Apple will even want to consider it, it’s just a bad idea in general.
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