iCloud overview iCloud service is part of the newest iOS released by Apple, iOS 5. iCloud is the newest way to utilize cloud storage for all Mac users. It uses unique technology that automatically syncs your photos, movies, videos, music, books, documents, even emails and contacts to any of your Apple devices that are set up in your iCloud and it is very easy to setup. The iCloud service is probably the biggest thing to happen to Online Backup in a long time. iCloud features iCloud syncs whatever documents and apps to all of your iOS 5 devices simultaneously. It eliminates the need to go through the iTunes store and it is a very easy and efficient way to use cloud storage to the fullest. You will have to enable each device manually by setting them through the settings menu. iCloud also comes with its own free email address, and it does not have any limit on storage space. However, iCloud does not score so well in terms of flexibility. Backing up large files does take time and it can be clunky and hard to use for Windows customers. iCloud summary Even if iCloud will not be the glittering future of everything, it is a step in the right direction. iCloud was one of Steve Jobs' last inventions and additions to the Apple empire, and is one of his best. It is quickly becoming very popular and most of the users of Apple are raving about it. The fact that the update to the operating system does not cost you anything and it is free of cost to current Apple users is wonderful. It is really convenient to work on a document on your Mac at the office, pick it up later on your iPad at a coffee shop, and even view it on a cab ride or airplane on your iPhone. ;) iCloud download iCloud download is really convenient and easy with any available Wi-Fi network. We can easily download photos from iCloud to our iPhone, download movies from icloud to our iPad, download videos from icloud to our Mac etc. Oh, just remember: to get started with iCloud, make sure all your devices are up to date first. Have fun!