iCloud

As we become increasingly reliant on cloud storage services like Dropbox and iCloud for document access, the printer has become one of those devices we just don’t think about. But a new report on printer security vulnerabilities suggests that …

If you’ve invested in an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, you probably keep some very important information on your device that you won’t want to lose. What will happen to your files, photos, and everything else on your iOS device … Continue reading →

If you’d like to keep some of your files from prying eyes, Password Pad lets you create text documents and protect them with either XOR encryption or Triple DES encryption and share them via e-mail, iCloud, Dropbox, or iTunes file … Continue reading →

Apple released its Mountain Lion OS into the general public on Wednesday, and as posted here at Cloudline when it was first outlined, one big deal is how it integrates Apple’s cloud service, iCloud. But there’s a problem: Developers seem … Continue reading →

It is dead simple to create group chats much like you send email to multiple recipients. You can send messages to email addresses associated with a friend’s iCloud ID or to their phone number. And there is PowerNap, a feature … Continue reading →

Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) has arrived and with it comes iCloud’s make-or-break feature, finally: full, automatic document syncing across all desktops and mobile devices. I can start this column here on my MacBook, go to a coffeeshop, continue … Continue reading →

If you love anything and everything Apple, then you might be interested in making sure you have enough savings in your bank account so that you are able to remodel your home sometime down the road – in particular, to … Continue reading →

Apple iOS users will be pleased, too, at the degree to which Mountain Lion meshes with iOS, given the new OS X integration with iCloud. All sorts of apps and services can be synced across your iOS and OS X … Continue reading →

Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) has arrived and with it comes iCloud’s make-or-break feature, finally: full, automatic document syncing across all desktops and mobile devices. I can start this column here on my MacBook, go to a coffeeshop, continue … Continue reading →

iCloud, Apple’s cloud syncing solution, is designed to keep your most important information on your iOS devices and Mac in sync. The thing is, it works so silently in the background that few of us give it any thought (or … Continue reading →