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(0 votes) 10:22 pm
November 18, 2013
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Since I got the Icoud account and saved my mobile data in it, i haven’t worried about contact or data loss. Moreover, I can easily search for my data in Icloud account anywhere or anytime from computer or Laptop or I can add any data from computer/ laptop to Icloud and can check it on Iphone.
8:37 pm
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January 6, 2014
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hmmm… need to check on that. i think my husband used icloud and is very happy with it. is it free? how much is the investment for this please? seems very helpful for me since i maintain 3 personal emails and 2 corporate/business ones.
11:57 pm
February 10, 2014
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Besides icloud, I’m also using some other kind of storage online such as : Dropbox…. to store all important information in my phone 
12:42 am
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January 7, 2014
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iCloud is free for upto 5GB with the option of paying for additional storage. Since I migrated away from iOS I’ve become quite at home on Google Drive and Dropbox, which i use on my laptop also.
http://www.joolo.net - better than this hole for mobile devices.
4:51 am
February 10, 2014
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I think <10 GB free space is enough for almost of our storage need.
1:58 am
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January 7, 2014
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depends what you use it for although it should be noted iCloud is not a hard drive like service like GDrive it’s pretty much locked down to Apples infrastructure (or walled as the correct term is) which kinda blows, a good deal of applications support Google Drive (15GB free) or Dropbox (I’m at around 5GB free now) or even Copy (I have 30GB free with these guys.)
http://www.joolo.net - better than this hole for mobile devices.
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January 6, 2014
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guys, any comparison comments/ feedback between icloud and dropbox? what’s your preference?
12:52 am
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January 7, 2014
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They are not the same thing, while they are in terms of description. Dropbox is about file storage, iCloud is about apple account related storage: email, apps, movies, photos iCloud is really only useful between Apple users while dropbox is less about account information and more about file storage.
http://www.joolo.net - better than this hole for mobile devices.
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January 6, 2014
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noted krisstoffer and thanks for the information. icloud seems of a better advantage (usage and purpose) than dropbox, but why is the latter seems more famous and widely used?
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February 10, 2014
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23and14and20 said
noted krisstoffer and thanks for the information. icloud seems of a better advantage (usage and purpose) than dropbox, but why is the latter seems more famous and widely used?
Dropbox allow user share their files to many devices through internet
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January 7, 2014
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23and14and20 said
noted krisstoffer and thanks for the information. icloud seems of a better advantage (usage and purpose) than dropbox, but why is the latter seems more famous and widely used?
Dropbox acts as a cloud based hard drive, in that I can upload photos and send them to anyone via link and they can then download/view them accordingly iCloud is very much for you and not so much for external sharing.
http://www.joolo.net - better than this hole for mobile devices.
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Krisstoffer said
23and14and20 said
noted krisstoffer and thanks for the information. icloud seems of a better advantage (usage and purpose) than dropbox, but why is the latter seems more famous and widely used?Dropbox acts as a cloud based hard drive, in that I can upload photos and send them to anyone via link and they can then download/view them accordingly iCloud is very much for you and not so much for external sharing.
hmmm… and why you think icloud is very much for me?
6:57 pm
February 10, 2014
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Ok. Both iCloud and Dropbox are good servers and worthy to use right ^^
1:23 am
February 10, 2014
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Too amazing. it make me suprized and confident with my phone
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January 26, 2014
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Krisstoffer said
depends what you use it for although it should be noted iCloud is not a hard drive like service like GDrive it’s pretty much locked down to Apples infrastructure (or walled as the correct term is) which kinda blows, a good deal of applications support Google Drive (15GB free) or Dropbox (I’m at around 5GB free now) or even Copy (I have 30GB free with these guys.)
Thanks for the information!
I wasn`t very confident iCloud was worthy to be tried, but I think I would give it a chance. For the moment, I`m quite satisfied with Dropbox. If something isn`t working correctly, I return to old GoogleDrive and that`s all about uploading and transfering: simple and fast
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January 6, 2014
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after a moth of using icloud, i know appreciate the value of it compared to dropbox.
thanks krisstoffer
5:26 am
May 23, 2014
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In all honesty, I hate iCloud. I like the concept but hate the application of it. I especially dislike how it stores in clumps meaning you don’t choose which books get stored in the cloud, its all or nothing for each category. And while iCloud is suppose to make everything better, quicker and more succinct for me it has the opposite effect.If I want something stored online i’ll continue with google Drive. And why store to the cloud when its all on iTunes still anyways.
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SebastianM said
In all honesty, I hate iCloud. I like the concept but hate the application of it. I especially dislike how it stores in clumps meaning you don’t choose which books get stored in the cloud, its all or nothing for each category. And while iCloud is suppose to make everything better, quicker and more succinct for me it has the opposite effect.If I want something stored online i’ll continue with google Drive. And why store to the cloud when its all on iTunes still anyways.
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