When it comes to modern day consumer technology, it can sometimes feel like you're a peasant swearing fealty to the feudal lords of big tech. In the beginning, you don't seem to think much of it, but ...

Apple’s iCloud service is deeply integrated into the Apple ecosystem. It stores information such as photos, videos, documents, contacts, emails, calendar events, passwords, app data, device settings, ...

Local storage provides fast, free access to files without internet dependency, ideal for privacy-conscious users. iCloud ...

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Apple’s iCloud is an easy to use solution for backing up photos, videos, documents and other important data from your iPhone, iPad and Mac. You can subscribe to various storage plans from £0.79/$0.99 ...

With its push into services that cover music, video, fitness and more, Apple has been removing some of the bricks around its walled garden, allowing Windows and Android users access to more of its ...

The iCloud app for Windows lets you access your iCloud photos, mail, calendar, and more on your Windows PC, but one thing that’s been missing is iCloud Keychain. If you mostly use Apple products but ...

While the attention in iOS 16.2, iPadOS 16.2, and macOS 13.1 Ventura might be on Advanced Data Protection (ADP), an option to extend end-to-end encryption for nearly all your data synced via and ...

Eventually, all of us will have to deal with a loved one's belongings after they die. Figuring out how to handle finances and estates should -- hopefully -- be a straightforward process. But what do ...

You can access pictures you take on any device after backing up Google Photos. It automatically saves photos and videos to ...

Dropbox is a cloud-based storage service featuring several plans that let you save files and sync them for easy sharing.

Microsoft has long been pushing Office and OneDrive users to save their documents to the cloud by default. Now, the company is getting even more aggressive with a feature coming to Microsoft Word.