It has been rumored for quite a while now that Google would introduce a cloud based service, like Dropbox. The cloud based service will allow users to store their, pictures, video, music, and other documents in one convenient place. The content will be available across all of your android powered devices most likely through an app available on launch day. This will likely take on Apple’s iCloud service, and will complete Google’s ecosystem now having YouTube, Picasa, Google Music, Search Engine, and soon a Cloud Service.
Via GigaOM
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