Cool looking device, I&#x27;m not convinced it&#x27;s totally revolutionary, especially with Microsoft&#x27;s mobile offerings now, but the killer difference will likely be the software, especially if the offline&#x2F;online syncing works as promised, and the interface is as slick and it looks in the concept video.<p>&gt;For a fixed monthly fee, you, as a Solu user get all the storage and apps you need<p>This, along with what&#x27;s said in the video, is sort of saying to me that the only apps available on Solu will be those made by Solu itself, or those made for free, as the video implies 3rd party developers are not able to sell software for Solu? I&#x27;m assuming the OS is walled in.<p>It may be DOA for many people if 3rd party developers can&#x27;t release their own software.<p>EDIT: Seems it runs Android underneath the slick shell, from the kickstarter:<p>&gt;We are working with a number of development houses to bring their collaborative tools to Solu, but we also support legacy Android apps.