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Launch of 'free online computer'

Desktop and storage accessible from any browser

A Swedish company is offering what it describes as the world's first free online computer, accessible from any computer with a browser.

Xcerion's icloud service also includes 3GB of free online space and more than 30 free applications including office and collaboration tools, email, games and instant messaging.

The service is available in English, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Swedish and Filipino versions.

Founder Daniel Arthursson said the service had taken eight years to develop. "Everybody can now access and share documents, photos, music and their complete digital life from any computer."

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