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We told you about an app called – a free iPad app bringing cloud-based access to Microsoft Office. The app was pulled a day later due to overwhelming demand, but now CloudOn is back and open to new users.

Now that CloudOn has had a chance to expand their capacity, the app should allow registrations for many more users. The app will continue opening up to increasing numbers of users over time. The app protects the security of your files, and none of your documents are ever permanently stored on CloudOn’s systems – they’re recalled when you need them, and then securely filed away when you don’t. To check out whether the service is active and accepting new users, check out the on the CloudOn Website. CloudOn for iPad is available now as a free download on the App Store ().

The app was pulled a day later due to overwhelming demand, but now CloudOn is back and open to new users. Now that CloudOn has had a chance to expand their capacity, the app should allow registrations for many more users. The app will continue opening up to increasing numbers of users over time.