The software lets Windows users tap into Apple's new iCloud Drive to save and retrieve documents, photos and other files. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

In iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma, turning off iCloud Drive no longer impacts third-party apps that use Apple's iCloud database to sync their data, a notable change that is likely to be welcomed by both ...

Many of us having encountered the frustration of running out of storage on your Mac, especially when your iCloud Drive seems to grow endlessly? If you’re using a base model Mac Mini M4 with just 256GB ...

With these handy tips (and warnings), you'll master iCloud Drive in no time. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac If you haven’t been scared off cloud services by the ...

Pricing is one of the main factors we check when comparing different services, others being flexibility, additional capabilities, etc. Before checking out OneDrive, let’s check out iCloud which is ...

I’ve used all of the major “folders that sync” services over the years. Dropbox was the original solution, but I’ve also used OneDrive, Box, Google Drive, and iCloud. They all have good points and ...

Apple's online storage solution is called iCloud Drive. It syncs and stores your files across Apple devices, and yes, there's even a Windows version. Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado ...

When iCloud was introduced, many people were disappointed that it didn't include a file repository that could be accessed from the Finder menu on Mac. You could sync contacts, calendars, and bookmarks ...

First off, let me say that some users have had no problems with the latest versions of iBooks that Apple delivered with OS X 10.11.4 and iOS 9.3.1: 1.5 for Mac and 4.7 for iOS. However, I am not one ...

The launch of OS X Yosemite has brought online Apple's new iCloud Drive, which not only automatically syncs data from Mac and iOS applications, but also for the first time allows Mac users to upload ...

Apple released their brand new iOS 8 last Wednesday and with it, came iCloud Drive. So what is it? It’s Apple’s “Dropbox-killer” where you store documents and other files in Apple’s iCloud system.

Much as you may have been satisfied with the way iCloud synced your data in the past, if you’d hoped for comprehensive file syncing between your Mac, iOS devices, and the cloud, you were likely ...