You can view the YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzOXzvMG2G8
Proud to have been the fifth viewer of the vid
So maybe we can hope to get MultiBit HD released in first half of 2015?
Little bit OT:
In the vid there is use of cloud backup recommended, especially spideroak.
I looked short at spideroak. You need to install a client that synchronizes a folder with the spideroak servers. Also one has to register first. Nothing for me. Maybe it's a good way for computer noobs, I don't know. I would never trust such a client program. It could spy on other folders on Your computer. But one should use a dedicated old computer for Bitcoin only with fresh and minimal Linux installed, anyway, without any other software.
In any case in my opinion the Multibit HD files should first be stored in an encrypted archive that encryption can be somehow trusted, like 7zip or rar, preferabley with also enrcrypted file listing, so nobody can see what is in the archive.
Only such a pre-encrypted file should be put in the cloud. But one needs a good (long) password. So likely that password has to be written on paper somewhere.
I would prefer to store the encrypted 7zip or rar archive on a private web hosting account that many people have (preferably on a folder above the DocumentRoot of the Webserver). One could also store the encrypted archive file as an attachement of an email on the email providers mail archive folder.
The cloud backup is already AES encrypted using a key derived from the seed phrase.