Does the platform seem to you likeCloud as a matter of course, which is inextricably linked to society Apple and its services? But it wasn't always like that. Today, it is also celebratingCloud the seventh anniversary of its launch. What was it like back then?
On October 12, 2011, the company Apple launched the service andCloud, which allowed users to automatically and wirelessly store content and access it from multiple devices. The arrival of iCloudu meant for Apple an important milestone in the service provision strategy and in the way individual Apple devices are interconnected.
iCloud was introduced by Steve Jobs during his last Keynote na WWDC, but Jobs did not live to see the service launched. iCloud essentially replaced Jobs' vision of a digital hub centered on the Mac. The concept worked more or less smoothly for nearly a decade, but with the arrival of the iPhone in 2007, a sense of change began to be felt in the air. Slowly, the concept began to take shape cloudThe first success was Apple's MobileMe project in 2008, under which users received storage space in the cloud for $99 per year. clouduk storing documents, photos and other data. But MobileMe's huge problem was its high unreliability. "Can someone tell me what MobileMe is supposed to do?", Jobs furiously asked the responsible team. When he got an answer, he angrily replied: "Then why the hell doesn't it do it?". MobileMe eventually disappeared from the scene due to Jobs's intervention and Eddy Cue was assigned to oversee the new project.
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iCloud practically rose from the ashes of MobileMe. Steve Jobs joked that evenCloud is actually a kind of big hard drive in the clouds. "iCloud is the easiest way to manage your content because evenCloud "does everything for you and goes far beyond what's possible today," Cue said in a statement announcing the service's launch. "You don't have to worry about syncing your devices because it happens automatically — and it's free."
Despite some mixed reactions, today it also representsCloud – similar to Siri – significant success Appand a significant part of its business. Although it often doesn't seem like it, the Apple company is committed to improving andCloudu is constantly working. The future Applu is, according to his own words, wireless, and therefore in itCloud plays such a significant role.
….if only he had sent apple with time and increased the storage that is free at least fourfold…..
Well, well, the taste grows with the meal …… or …..he will never have enough.
Yes, at least he could call google. Unfortunately, he wants to squeeze as much as possible out of users.
Only with Google you give up the right to all photos and Google can do whatever it wants, including using them in advertising...
200 GB for 80 bucks per month. To start. Shared space with a woman. About half a year of intensive use for work and private life, including photos, and there is nothing to complain about. Synchronization between Windows, iPad and iPhone it works perfectly. iOS MS Office with andCloud I'm working perfectly. I only have the cable for charging and uploading movies to the iPad. How much does it have to cost so that people don't keep pinning?
Usually it's like they take iphone for 4 years in installments and then they will also get the 25,- a month, which is good.. and that's one snack x one beer or soft drink in a restaurant x one ticket for public transport x 4 plastic bags if you have a child to buy =D
@Mirek77 – are you moving with the times and will you be working for free for a whole month?
like 25,- for 50GB, does it suit you?
Yes, I don't need 50GB, and the competition offers 15GB for free. 5gb is just not enough. And I don't understand that you can't understand that this is a disadvantage compared to the competition.
Obviously, it doesn't bother many people.. besides, the competition does have it, but apart from photos, you can't synchronize anything from the iPhone there..
I'm not talking about the 25 kc, but about the principle.
In general, I hate paying rent for anything. If apple he sold the storage for a one-time payment, so I would go for it even if it was the sum of 25 kc over several years.
only then will you cry that you would have to pay two thousand for x years, but what if you decide in two years apple not use? hmm? you just pay for it like this and when you know it's over apple if you don't want to, you just leave and that's it.. or just set up an account just to deduct the fee.. frankly, I'd also prefer to pay it annually rather than monthly, but it's not something that would break my heart
…if I sent….. my problem. I could apple ID nechat and sometimes use it again.
I love this. Will buy it iPhone for 30k and then they don't even give 25 crowns a month for iCloud ????????
As a matter of principle, I reject forms of renting anything. So let them give a one-time payment for higher capacity and that's it. I certainly do not intend to pay anyone even just CZK 1 per month and permanently when I need it.
Regardless of the fact that I don't see a reason to use itCloud for anything other than synchronizing a few small things – contacts, notes, calendars….
I certainly wouldn't trust them with the photos, I won't have to figure out how to recover GB of data from it when something happens or Apple decides to cut me off..
In that case, I don't understand what you're trying to say. For those few little things, I'll justCloud 5 GB and you have it for free.
That's it, you pay 30 thousand for a phone and then they want another 25 CZK for a stupid oneCloudbecause 5gb is pathetic.
A little correction... The fact that it is alsoCloud Steve didn't just say it was a hard drive in the cloud. Instead, he was joking that some people think it's a big disk in the cloud and that you're in Applu thinks it's more than that.
Yeah, it's more of a joke. It's a way to shear sheep. :D
My point was that it's written in a stupid way in the article.
Look, you smartass, what are you talking about here? Apple, Why are you doing this ? I really wouldn't think of going to some Android forum and writing these tricks there. You'd better go help your mother and not have these stupid ideas...
It must be terrible when someone criticizes your dream toy, don't you want to talk about it?
I also have an android phone, so my Ip7 is not really my dream toy :D it's about the principle of what nonsense people are capable of doing ..
If you understand the point of my comment, let it go through your head and write again :D :D I'm not praising Apple, which has been praised for a long time nestoh, I'm sorry people who feel the need to write comments here are completely out of place :) Otherwise I'm a botahej thanks to my German salary, no thanks Apple mrk mrk product
Mole …exactly,,!!!!!
iCloud is one big tragedy. Services are 8 years behind. Google is miles ahead. Too bad it's not an MS platform,Apple,Google complete and we as users can benefit from the competition. Google is probably the furthest. MS has the power in Office and 365 including services, icloud=iOS > otherwise it is the worst in everything. Then unfortunately it turns out that we use iPhone but services from Google (calendar, contacts, etc.), exchange from MS.
You're bullshitting, nobody uses it.