I dig the idea, so long as the cloud can be accessed by Windows phone 8 I'll probably jump on board.
What kind of imaging will the user get on their device of the sliced model?

Serin, Initially we were planning to show a static image of the model in the build plate seen from above, similar to what Slic3r does. As we continue development a WebGL 3D View of the build plate is also something we're thinking about.

I would love to hear what you would like to see and why.

The kickstarter explains a lot more than I can in a paragraph:  AstroPrint.com/Kickstarter

In general, AstroPrint has two parts:
1)  Open source software that goes on a Linux board such as a Raspberry Pi, BBB, or pcDuino.  This is a heavily modified fork of Octoprint.  Once installed on a board (we sell pre-installed boards for those that do not want to do it themselves) you simply connect to it via wifi or internet, and interact with the printer though our interface.

2)  AstroPrint.com - This is our cloud slicer and file management system.  This is also free, unless you wish to store over 10GB of files.  Our cloud slicer is currently Slic3r wrapped in an API, and we will make sure it is always the up to date version.  We will be adding Cura and other slicers in the near future.  So, if you are on your tablet or phone and you wish to slice an .STL, you can do it right then, even though the actual processing is occurring on our cloud servers.

I could say much more, but this is getting pretty long winded already...

BTW, Solidoodles should be good to go with this interface.  Any printer that can use Repetier or Pronterface can use AstroPrint.

What do you think SolidForum folks?