Not provide online storage so you can access data from your devices anywhere.īecause of this, you won't need cloud storage because all your content will be available on your devices. The point if iCloud is to ensure all your devices, including iOS, Mac and PC devices are all perfectly in sync. I'm surprised at some of the comments here, I thought Apple made it pretty clear iCloud was less about 'cloud storage' and more about 'cloud syncing' Other MobileMe services not transitioning to iCloud such as iWeb publishing, Gallery, and iDisk will continue to be available until Jregardless of whether users maintain their existing MobileMe accounts or transition them to iCloud. Some of these functionalities will, however, be replaced and/or enhanced with the already-announced photo and cloud services in iCloud.Īll existing MobileMe services will continue to be available through June 30, 2012, although some such as syncing of Mac Dashboard widgets, keychains, Dock items, and System Preferences will become unavailable if users transfer their existing MobileMe accounts to iCloud before that deadline. Web access to iCloud Mail, Contacts, Calendar, and Find My iPhone will be available at this fall.Īpple also confirms that the existing iWeb publishing, Gallery, and iDisk services from MobileMe will not be making the transition to iCloud. Will I be able to access iCloud services on the web? There has been some debate over whether Apple will be providing web app functionality for iCloud services such as Mail once the transition from MobileMe is complete, and while we had previously noted that it appeared that at least some of the web functionality was likely to make the transition, Apple has posted a new transition guide ( via TechCrunch) confirming that the web apps will continue to exist with iCloud.
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