If you’re thinking about backing up the content of your 512GB iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max to iCloud, you will probably need to opt for Apple’s $9.99 per month storage option.
The cloud-based software, which has been available for Windows 10 users for some time, was designed to permit iOS customers to “ideate, create and collaborate visually.”
AnyTrans for Cloud is a safer, faster way to manage the files you keep in cloud storage like Dropbox or Google Drive. A pre-release version is now ready so check out why this is a comprehensive cloud-storage manager that leaves Apple’s Files app in the dust.
Facebook today launched a trio of new features to India first ahead of a wider roll-out: Voice Posts, Stories archive and cloud storage for the photos and videos taken in the app.
Google One includes expanded cloud storage with family sharing, 24/7 access to Google experts through phone, chat or email, plus other notable perks—in one shareable plan.
The Cupertino tech giant also relies on Amazon’s Web Services and Microsoft’s Azure platforms for iCloud storage.
Microsoft released a monster of an update today for users of its OneDrive storage app for iOS. Included in the lengthy list of features is support for iOS 11’s Files app, drag and drop, preview support for more than 130 formats, landscape mode on iPhone X and so much more.
Dropbox for iPhone and iPad now lets you edit text files inside the app. Plus, it’s gained an auto-capture feature when scanning documents.
Google is addressing the biggest pain point of its Drive desktop client—the inability to sync items outside of the app’s folder—with a whole new app coming later this month.
Cloud-storage service Box is introducing a Mac desktop client, currently in public beta, for syncing your cloud files with your computer, with support for editing and other features.
Some Apple Music members are experiencing problems with their subscriptions while other people cannot change their iCloud storage plan. What’s going on here?
Popular cloud-storage service Dropbox has refreshed its iPhone and iPad application on the App Store with three new features: bulk-renaming of photos, offline folders and recent save locations. In addition, the company announced a major infrastructure push enabling faster sync speeds thanks to several new proxy servers established across the globe, including accelerators in California, Texas, Virginia, New York, Washington, the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong.
