Apple Announces iCloud at the WWDC 2011

Apple at the WWDC [Apple Worldwide Developer Conference] announced Apple iCloud, which has been in rumors and a lot of people have been talking of it for a while. Finally the day has come and Apple has launched iCloud service. The iCloud is loaded with some great features and is available to anyone who owns an iOS device can avail the iCloud service. The iCloud service is probably the best way to manage your content. With the iCloud service you can store everything on your iOS device to the cloud.

With the iCloud, you can have your content synchronized across all your devices -  iPhone, iPad, Macbook and other iOS devices !

What exactly is Apple iCloud ?

iCloud stores your music, photos, apps, calendars, documents, and more. And wirelessly pushes them to all your devices automatically. It’s the easiest way to manage your content. Because now you don’t have to.

Apple gives you a great way to manage your content wirelessly, the service is available for free with 5GB of storage.

Some Features Of The Apple iCloud:

• The service is available free of charge, to anyone who owns an iOS device, and on sign-up will get 5GB of free storage to store content from iOS device.
  
  
• iTunes:  Whenever you purchase music in iTunes, it appears on all your iOS devices. You can also download the music you purchased in the past whenever you want.
  
  
• Photo Stream:  When you capture a photo with a device the image will automatically appear on all your devices connected with iCloud, you don't need to send or synchronize your images
  
  
• Apps, books, documents backup: With iCloud all your iOS devices will have the same Apps, books, documents and iCloud backs up your information regularly.
  
  
• Contacts, calender and Mail: iCloud stores all your contacts, calender and mail and automatically makes it available to all your devices.
  
  Apple says "Coming this fall"

Click here to learn more about iCloud.

Watch the complete video by Apple of the WWDC 2011 keynote.

So what do you think about the iCloud ? Do you think this a better way to manage your content ? How frequently are you going to use the service ? Share your views with us !

Labels : Apple, iCloud, iOS   | Posted by Sahil Patel   | 01:44