With the flood of iPhone 5 rumors we get clobbered with every week, it’s refreshing to get some solid news about another exciting Apple launch that is approaching. Developers (and non-devs who have ...

This may be something they'll do later since iOS 5 is in beta but is there a web interface for iCloud-created email address? Obviously MobileMe has one, but that has no bearing on iCloud created ...

Apple released the latest beta version of the iCloud Web Interface, and it is a platform where users may experience the cloud services from the company straight from their browsers. The new version is ...

There's a new iCloud web interface for users to try out as beta testing. When accessing icloud.com, Apple invites its customers to try a new "iCloud that's coming soon." Here's what you need to know ...

In a rare event, Apple has rolled out substantial updates to the web-based iCloud interface meant to allow users to access Apple services like Mail and Photos when they’re away from a Mac, iPad, or ...

Apple has launched a new iCloud interface on the web for all users. This new design is far more modern and customizable, with a tile-based interface that shows information from Apple’s various iCloud ...

iCloud and released it as a beta version. At the time of article creation, the existing iCloud is still being offered, and users can compare the two versions. To access the redesigned beta version of ...

The Cupertino tech giant Apple has released the beta iCloud web client, which is now far more customizable and swifter in navigation. The iCloud web has been available for a long time but has yet to ...

Apple this week has launched a new beta version of iCloud on the web with the overhauled Reminders app, a new launch screen, and more. The change was first pointed out by Federico Viticci on Twitter.

We've had a few weeks to get accustomed to iOS 5 and Mac OS X Lion, but one headlining feature has been notably inaccessible since it was unveiled earlier this summer. During his WWDC keynote, Steve ...

Remember when I told you there would still be iCloud web apps once the service took over MobileMe, despite what some other sites were saying at the time? Not to brag or anything, but I was right.