I think the fact that the upgrade is provided free, includes features that moving forward will become solid are reasons enough to just upgrade.

Looks promising, what is the likely pricing plan?

It's not responsive!

LightCMS $1,200 p/y, vs Craft CMS $300 one-time-fee vs WordPress Free for life with an incredible community and scalability. What reasons do I have to use this? I have spoken to clients about using Craft earlier and they just don't want to go anywhere near a CMS apart from WordPress, so LightCMS?

I use a Macbook Pro 2015 and I have the Thunderbolt. I just cannot unpair them. At work, I have the Thunderbolt, all you have to do is arrive with your laptop and plug it in, all your connections are there. I am not sure how this will work with the other monitors. Yes, I had to have it repaired once after using it for 3 years but I really like it paired with my Macbook. It's the seamless connectivity that makes it worth it and it simply is beautiful sitting there on your desk as compared to something else.

I am really appalled at the lack of research by the author before posting something on a public domain. Why would an article be built on assumption? Did you write to Apple? Did you write to Bing? The feature shown was a demo and we have no concrete proof that this is an unethical practice. Bing has an easy way to filter out images that are free to use. You should refer to http://help.bing.microsoft.com/#apex/18/en-us/10006/0

Good Domain name but somethings off with the design, first thing I noticed is that the text is overlapping over each other.

This reminds me of those good old Flash days.

To Archive my photos, I use Glacier, to backup, I use my External Hard Disk and Flickr (1TB Free) which is on private mode. I also create a hand-picked selection of photos from a travel, say, I have been to France, shot over 2000 photos, I take out about 300 that I want frequently accessed, which I share on Facebook, Instagram, print them etc. Google is connected in so many places and knows so much already that I never really used their service for photo backup.

What a rip-off, I selected the bare bones options and got $3,300 – $3,960, seriously?