iTunes. It's slow, it's clunky, and it's unreliable at times. Unfortunately, we are forced to use this program by Apple. Is there a solution to make iTunes better? There most certainly is! While there being many different ways iTunes could be better, the focus today is why iTunes should be a cloud app.

First, you may ask yourself " What is this cloud thing he is writing about?". Well it's simple, a cloud app is basically an average program that you use except it can all be done over the internet.A popular cloud app is Google docs, which has the basic parts of any Word processing program, all in your browser. It even saves your documents online, too! This concept doesn't limit it to only being programs, though. Many websites offer the ability to save files online to retrieve somewhere else. Using the cloud is becoming more popular now because of its benefits.

Back on topic now, iTunes has been receiving updates for years now. Apple is constantly adding features to make it more complex as time goes on. Slowly the program size gets larger, and iTunes goes slower because it has to complete more tasks. Wouldn't it be a great idea for iTunes to be a cloud app?

iTunes would definitely be faster if you could use it on your browser. Another reason it may improve is that you will never lose your songs, apps, movies, etc. due to hard drive/computer problems. It would also allow for more flexibilty as you could go on your account on several devices. Of course, you could also save a bunch of hard drive space by converting iTunes to a cloud app. iTunes would pretty much be a much better program if Apple allowed it to be a cloud app.

iTunes becoming a cloud app would definitely be a step in the right direction for cloud apps. In fact, it could be a huge achievment in internet history. If this happened, it might be a great example for other software programmers to convert their programs to be cloud apps.

So, DSiPaint users, cloud or not for iTunes?