iCloud

Apple’s subscription-based online storage function MobileMe breathed it last breath Saturday, forcing cloud users who want to stay in the family to turn to iCloud. Last summer, Apple unveiled its iCloud and iTunes Match products, and said it would discontinue … Continue reading →

Apple’s subscription-based online storage function MobileMe breathed it last breath Saturday, forcing cloud users who want to stay in the family to turn to iCloud. Last summer, Apple unveiled its iCloud and iTunes Match products, and said it would discontinue … Continue reading →

Apple has rolled out the new iCloud.com beta website for registered iOS and Mac developers. The new website was leaked prior to WWDC and is accessible at beta.icloud.com. The new iCloud.com beta does not include many changes, but Notes and … Continue reading →

While Apple’s iCloud app can assist with busting robbers and thieves, users of the software should also be careful. Police, or anyone with a piece of spying software, can track everything you do on your iPhone without needing physical access … Continue reading →

With its biggest ever focus on cloud services and omnipresent data, it appears baffling that Apple chose to kill iDisk. The service, which has been around in some form for a decade, was axed over the weekend as Apple pulled … Continue reading →

In the wake of the closure of MobileMe, Apple is again reminding people that it is pulling the plug on iWork.com at the end of the month as it transitions users to its iCloud service for online syncing and storage. … Continue reading →

MobileMe, Apple’s subscription-based online storage suite, has officially closed its doors. Users who want an Apple-flavored cloud storage option will have to turn to iCloud now. Apple announced it would eventually be shuttering MobileMe and …

When Apple lit up iCloud last fall, it warned existing MobileMe users that the service would shut down after Saturday, June 30 — and that’s exactly what happened over the weekend. But while MobileMe may be down for the count, … Continue reading →

But Apple eventually decided to launch iCloud, which (among other things) allows apps like iWork on the iPad to sync documents to other devices. The impending launch of Mountain Lion for the Mac will bring that same functionality to the … Continue reading →

Here are the main updates. 1. iCloud By more tightly integrating iCloud with OS X, Mountain Lion makes it easier not only to share information between devices, but to seamlessly move between them. iCloud will sync mail, calendars, contacts, reminders … Continue reading →