Apple iCloud: The Ultimate Way To Store And Access Your Content

What is Apple iCloud?

The name seems to be very interesting. Let us first discuss the basics of iCloud. Apple icloud stores music, images, documents and many more types of content, and is the easiest way to manage the content. It pushes all the applications into one’s personal device without a wire connection.

Recently, Apple declared its own cloud based service, iCloud at the Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2011 organized in San Francisco.

This launching will create tough completion with cloud services provided by Google and Amazon.

Apple iCloud has a special feature known as iTunes Match. According to some technology criticizers, Apple is looking to develop its cloud-computing interface to a higher level to be at a better position in the arena of cloud services.

For storing documents, no access button is required as the storage process occurs automatically, and the documents are uploaded to Apples iCloud service.

Users can easily find valuable information from any of their iOS system devices by using iCloud, and use cloud computing for all their Apple devices.

Apple iCloud installed on any iDevice is very comfortable to access. iCloud will be featuring many new characteristics including those which were already there with various earlier Apple services.

All the iOS systems like the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Macs are compatible with iCloud. The new Mac OS edition will be in the market with 250 features with the AirDrop service that will share files on Wi-Fi and other advanced touch controllers.

Moreover, Apple iOS 5 will be featuring facilities like iMessage, Notification Center and Newsstand among other features.

The latest edition of iTunes with unique features including the unlined integration with iCloud will also be available.

Unfortunately, Apple iCloud has some drawbacks in its initial stage. It cannot support music streaming like other companies.

It is just a modification of Apple’s MobileMe and so it is compatible for only storing emails, photos, contacts and other files, and helps to download music.

In short, Apple iCloud is yet not ready for all music services. However, while analyzing iCloud, six important music related features were found, which is enough to make it the best among others in the market.

Apple iCloud can support various music files like MP3, MPEG4, AAC, WAV, AIFF file types whereas others like Amazon supports only AAC and MP3.

In association with Apple iTunes, it can create and generate playlists while the Amazon Cloud Player can only create but cannot generate auto playlists.

It has the capability to upload any music and offers unlimited storage of your iTunes at the rate of $24.95/year, but Amazon lacks these functions and charges $20/year for an extra 20GB of storage.

Apple provides 5GB free storage for any music while Amazon offers only 5GB without any free storage for its purchased music. Therefore, for customers, Apple iCloud is undoubtedly, the best option yet.

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