vietalogy
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How do you sync I can't find anything on iCloud.
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Go to settings and you should see iCloud. You will need to setup a account if you don't have one already.
How do you sync I can't find anything on iCloud.
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so just to confirm, if I take pictures on my camera roll - then the pictures are stored in the cloud and not on my phone; thus freeing up memory?iCloud currently can not store pictures in the cloud. Unless of course the pictures are ones you have taken on your phone. And no videos can be stored in the cloud.
so just to confirm, if I take pictures on my camera roll - then the pictures are stored in the cloud and not on my phone; thus freeing up memory?
Really? I would think if they were synced what you deleted on your phone would be deleted from iCloud and/of computer?iCloud is my primary backup which happend automatically each day. If I get a new iPhone all my apps/photos/contacts/calendar/settings/etc automatically syncs to the new iPhone once I log in.
Kind of... iCloud syncs photos you take with Photo Stream via Wi-Fi. There it is stored for 30 days at a time up to about 1000 photos I believe. It will also sync it to your computer and any other iOS device it activated on with the same account. Once done you can delete the photos on your iPhone effectively saving space (just make sure the photos are sync'd first.
Really? I would think if they were synced what you deleted on your phone would be deleted from iCloud and/of computer?
What happens if you try iCloud and don't like it. If you turn it off will you lose anything?
Also what about these horror stories if those who lost all their pictures? Or make double web triple calendar entires? Is that the norm?
I f it would all sync to my computer that is great. Does that mean i should move what I sync in my computer to another "non-synced" folder to keep forever?
iCloud is my primary backup which happend automatically each day. If I get a new iPhone all my apps/photos/contacts/calendar/settings/etc automatically syncs to the new iPhone once I log in.
Kind of... iCloud syncs photos you take with Photo Stream via Wi-Fi. There it is stored for 30 days at a time up to about 1000 photos I believe. It will also sync it to your computer and any other iOS device it activated on with the same account. Once done you can delete the photos on your iPhone effectively saving space (just make sure the photos are sync'd first.
Does it sync to a Windows PC though? I only use Macs so I'm not sure it will wirelessly sync to a Windows machine.
Does it sync to a Windows PC though? I only use Macs so I'm not sure it will wirelessly sync to a Windows machine.
You have to access iWork apps via iCloud on the browser but all my documents are there and intact if that's what you mean. Everything else syncs just fine.
I was referring to images only, so I guess that's a no as no images are available in the web browser. Which, not that I think about it, would be a good feature for the iCloud web site. A photo tab for those who don't own a Mac and iPhoto...