Difference between revisions of "Apple iCloud"
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[[wikipedia:iCloud]] (2011) | [[wikipedia:iCloud]] (2011) | ||
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Since introduction in 2011, each account has 5 GB of [[free storage]] for owners of either an iOS device using iOS 5.x or later, or a Mac using OS X Lion 10.7 or later. | Since introduction in 2011, each account has 5 GB of [[free storage]] for owners of either an iOS device using iOS 5.x or later, or a Mac using OS X Lion 10.7 or later. | ||
Revision as of 15:07, 8 September 2022
wikipedia:iCloud (2011)
Since introduction in 2011, each account has 5 GB of free storage for owners of either an iOS device using iOS 5.x or later, or a Mac using OS X Lion 10.7 or later.
Features:
- iCloud+ (2021)
Related
See also
- Email, Gmail (Google Workspace), Google Account, Hotmail, Outlook.com, ProtonMail, Gmail API, Amazon WorkMail, Yahoo Mail, iCloud, Zoho mail, Google Tasks, Smart compose, comparison, Spark Mail
- Apple, macOS, MacBook Pro, Apple T1, Apple T2 Apple-designed processors, M1, iPhone, Apple Store, App store, Apple One, AirTag, Apple products, iPad, Apple W1, H1, Apple Pay, Apple Cash, iMac, Airpods, AirPods Pro, iPad Air, IDFA, Xcode,
Applesimutils, APNs, Apple Developer, APP Ids, Apple Trade In, Apple Music, Apple car, Apple Configurator, Thunderbolt, SMC, Final Cut Pro, AppleCare+, iCloud calendar, Rapid Security Responses, Apple Vision Pro, Apple Pro Display XDR, Mac Studio, Final Cut Studio, Apple Authorized Distributor and Reseller, List of Apple products
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