Xcerion announced the launch of icloud, the world's first free online computer, giving everybody in the world their own online computer packed with free storage, applications, virtual desktop and backup accessible from any computer connected to the Internet. Starting today the icloud service is available in English, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Swedish and Filipino languages.

The public launch of icloud builds on a closed beta testing program and the incorporation of user feedback from iclouder's worldwide. icloud is proud to announce free icloud accounts for everyone at http://icloud.com.

Daniel Arthursson, the founder of icloud says, "With icloud, we put a virtual computer together with free storage and free applications in the hands of everybody in the world, it's the PC for everyone without a PC. Everybody can now access and share documents, photos, music and their complete digital life from any computer."

The public version includes:

 * Access to your friends, files and digital life on 
    any computer
 * 3 GB free storage space to safely store documents, 
    photos and music online
 * 30 free applications such as Office, Mail, Music, 
    Video, IM, Sharing, Games, Collaboration and 
    Development tools
 * 20 free widgets
 * Free backup to provide secure storage, 
    including WedDav
 * Zero installation, icloud runs in your Internet 
    Explorer or Firefox browser

Founded in 2001 by Daniel Arthursson, Xcerion provides icloud (icloud.com), the world's leading "Cloud OS" based on proprietary groundbreaking technology with 22 pending patents.

icloud is a complete platform for sharing experiences with friends. It is secure, social and always accessible from any computer or device. Applications on icloud include office productivity, development tools, media and widgets. Over time, a wide range of applications will be available through an easy to use marketplace and application development toolbox

Xcerion AB is based in Linkoping, Sweden, privately held and funded by Northzone Ventures. Private investors include Lou Perazzoli, original architect of Windows NT and former Manager of the Microsoft Core OS group and John Connors former CFO of Microsoft.