iCloud is Apple's free service for storing photos, videos, applications and documents in the cloud, for all users of their devices (such as iPhone, iPad, Mac or Macbook, among others). In addition, it offers the possibility of keeping all those files synchronized between devices , as long as we access through the same Apple ID.
This service replaced, in 2011, the MobileMe storage service, which consisted of a suite that offered the possibility of having an @ me.com email account, and the ability to have our calendars, contacts, emails, websites and photographic galleries in the cloud, for a price of 79 euros per year.
On this occasion, however, we find that iCloud is completely free , but only up to a certain storage capacity. In fact, until now Apple offers us the possibility of using 5 GB of free storage , from which it would be necessary to contract a larger storage plan (50 GB, 200 GB or 2 TB).
Although its use is quite simple and simple, it is necessary to configure it on each device that we use. Therefore, throughout this user guide we will explain how you can easily configure iCloud on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Macbook.
