Seems that people use their &quot;phones&quot; the most when they might not have a solid internet connection or data connectivity at all, e.g. underground, trains, airplanes, on the toilet etc...<p>Why the hell would i want a phone which will apparently seamlessly move my data and application from and to the cloud and use it as an expanded near-line storage?<p>And that&#x27;s without going into data caps, speed caps and latency issues as well as what the hell happens if you drop packets due to roaming or lose power or connectivity while it does it&#x27;s nifty dance because either the speed will even be slower due to the additional overhead of verifying every bit and bit or you are getting into serious risk of losing data...<p>Oh and privacy?<p>P.S. 
Google Drive costs 1.99$ per month for 100GB so OnePlus&#x2F;Moto X for 300(ish)$ + 4 years of 100GB Google drive come to about the costs of that phone....
If you get the new Moto G then you can get like a decade of cloud storage from Google so what&#x27;s exactly is new here?