Tag Archives: iCloud
Apple Seeds: Flashback Removal Tool Comes to Leopard, What the Next-Gen iPhone Might Look ...
Apple Seeds is iSource’s daily roundup of Apple-related stories for the most diehard of fans, or for the news junkie that has to have all of the day’s news: Apple Brings Flashback Removal Tool to OS X Leopard Apple is moving at great speed to lock down the Flashback trojan …
Notes and Reminders On Their Way to iCloud.com with iOS 6
Apple is testing out a new version of iCloud.com at beta.iCloud.com, wherein Notes and Reminders are added to the existing Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Find My iPhone, and iWork web app icons. Accessing this new beta portal has been spotty at best. Most of the time, images are broken, or the …
Apple Seeds: Testing Notification Center on iCloud.com, T-Mobile to be Ready for iPhone in...
Apple Seeds is iSource’s daily roundup of Apple-related stories for the most diehard of fans, or for the news junkie that has to have all of the day’s news: Apple Testing Notification Center on iCloud.com It seems that Apple is testing notification center on iCloud.com. The test message has appeared …
Apple Pushing for iCloud Upgrades with Free Copies of Snow Leopard for MobileMe Users
Macgasm is reporting that Apple is in the process of notifying some MobileMe users of a new initiative wherein they can receive a free copy of OS X Snow Leopard. This program is aimed at users running older versions of Mac OS X, and will allow them to upgrade to …
iCloud: Automatic, Everywhere and Often Worthless
iCloud is an important feature within iOS, the operating system used by the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. It’s one that Apple is promoting heavily, as seen in their TV ads for it that carry this tagline: Automatic. Everywhere. iCloud. That sounds great, as does the elevator pitch for it …
What I Would Love to See in a New iPad, But Probably Never Will
Here we are again. Tomorrow is the big day when we will learn what tablet goodness Apple has in store for us. There are rumors aplenty, and fanboy excitement is in the air and everywhere. However, this is usually the time that I like to put on my curmudgeon hat …
Cool Things: Apple’s New iCloud TV Ad
Apple are famous for their excellent TV ads, and this new one for iCloud is right up there with their best efforts I’d say. There’s no voiceover at all in the ad, just a typically catchy song and a quick demo of all the best that iCloud has to offer. …
Apple (Finally) Launches iTunes Match
Coming in only several weeks later than Apple had originally announced, the company today has launched iTunes Match. The feature can be accessed with the download of iTunes 10.5.1, and comes in at a cost of $25/year to match a users library of content, that they likely didn’t get throughout …
Apple to Spend Heavily on Retail and Cloud Initiatives in 2012
GigaOM has dug up a research note by Maynard Um who works for UBS. In the note Um took a look at Apple’s recently released 10-K report, specifically looking at Apple’s planned capital expenditures for fiscal 2012. Long story short, Apple is planning to spend a lot of money on …
How Do You Set Up iCloud for a Family?
While this is a bit of specific case, I do know plenty of people besides myself who are using a single Apple ID to share apps between several devices. This capability, along with the inexpensive and contract-free iPod Touch, is one of the big attractions of the Apple ecosystem for …
Migrating from MobileMe to iCloud – I lived to tell the tale
We Apple early adopters are a strange folk. We are willing to brave the weather to stand in line in the wee hours of the morning to get one of the first new iPhones. We opt to monitor Apple’s website every second of the launch day to be able to …