Spice* had launched cloud-based backup service called 'Spice Cloud' for its handsets. The company says this service will be compatible with all its Android smartphones and tablets and will be bundled on its recently announced Android phone Stellar Virtuoso Pro. Spice says that the service offer ability to automatically sync data like photos, documents, media files and contacts from their phone and provide anti-theft features like remote phone locking, remote data wiping, phone locator and remote alarm among others. It will also apparently offer the ability for users to retrieve their call log facility and access these files on SpiceCloud's website. When we checked, we noticed that service is powered by United Mobile Apps's data sync solution Keeplr. We have contacted Spice for more information on this and will update once we get a response. Storage: The company will be apparently providing customers with 2GB free cloud storage, which we feel is quite low. There is currently no information on whether users can upgrade this storage for a certain amount, although a screenshot on the company website suggests that users can choose a paid storage plan of their preference. As per the company website, the service will be available through a preloaded SpiceCloud Android app. One can sign up for an account following which the app automatically start uploading photos, documents, audio files, videos and contacts from the phone onto Spice Cloud. Its not clear if the app will be available for download for existing Spice users as well or it will be limited to future Spice mobile…
