The way it syncs seamlessly across all your devices.

There aren't many features and if there are extra features, they are not highlighted.

As an avid user of Apple products, I rely on iCloud as my go-to solution for managing content across all my devices. iCloud's exceptional storage management and collaboration tools have revolutionized the way I organize, access, and collaborate on my files, making it an indispensable part of my workflow with clients!

With ample storage space available, I don't worry about running out of room for my photos, videos, documents, and other important files. The synchronization across all my Apple devices ensures that I can access my files whenever I need them, whether I'm at home, in the office, or on the go. And the backup feature lets me know that my data is securely stored and easily recoverable in case of emergencies.

There was nothing I disliked about icloud.

Icloud is easy to use and free up to 5GB of storage

When you run out of free space it makes archiving difficult. It is hard to switch photos from phone to computer, this makes it very limiting and frustrating to use.

The best thing I can say about iCloud is that I do not notice it! It works in the background and seamlessly makes artifacts available when and where they are needed.

The best characteristics of iCloud are automated synchronization of files across multiple platforms (mobile, MacOS, and Windows). The synchronization works transparently on each platform and is a big boost to productivity.

iCloud works very well, is secure, and effective. It would be nice to access iCloud from a third-party party more traditional backup solution to have a redundant copy of artifacts. Being a proprietary service makes iCloud more secure but also introduces a single point of failure should something go wrong with the access or system.

Easy enough to use and priced very reasonably.

iCloud has become my Apple BFF (best friend forever)! It keeps my photos, contacts, and to-do lists magically available on all my devices. No more frantic searches for that important note I jotted down on my phone – it's everywhere I need it. Plus, the automatic backups mean I can relax knowing my data is safe, even if my phone takes a tumble. iCloud is a total game-changer for staying organized and on top of things – definitely recommend giving it a try!

N/A, I have been using iCloud for years :)

Fantastic, very happy with the experience and seamless interface.

Keeps everything in on place, easy to store files on mass, images on mass and share images. Can link together all devices via iCloud which makes life easy.

Monthly payment seems to jump quite a substantial amount from storage.

If you use more than one apple device you will see how great it works across devices. It's almost seamless and the features are great

The free version does not do it much justice. You don't really see it's potential. It's almost like the plan is to frustrate you into subscribing

Our company loves that iCloud is super user friendly especially for our interns. With minimal support and training our temp staff are able to dive right in and become familiar with using icloud.

Not Applicable. Our entire team is 100% satisfied.

It's easy to subscribe and implement; automatic syncing provides peace of mind for not losing important data and files, as long as it's set up

It's expensive for a 1TB+ subscription and sometimes the sync isn't working when you don't know

Its easy to share documents for the entire team to access.

Storage is okay, but not amazing. Im sure the company could pay for more if needed though.

I'm a heavy user with 2 mac computers, 3 ipads, 2 iphones and a watch. I use several apps and documents stored in a paid 2TB cloud storage, mostly because of the integration with the platform and the option to attach files in almost every available app. I also like the "smart storage" the system has, where heavy files are not downloaded to the device to avoid disc space usage.

I'm mostly an Apple user , so I decided to move all my data storage to iCloud due to the integration with the platform and devices

Sometimes the sync fails and the only solution is to logout and login back to restart the process, but it also affects otter features like predetermined device sync preferences, and have to set them up all over again

With iCloud I solve a variety of business problems, including storing and sharing files and documents in the cloud for access on different devices, real-time synchronization of information and settings between different devices, performing backups and restores of data, protecting and encrypting sensitive data, and collaborating on projects and documents with others.My experience with iCloud is positive, highlighting its ease of use, real-time synchronization, secure document storage, and the ease of collaborating on projects and documents with others.

Some of the most important iCloud features may include:Real-time sync that allows me to work on the same document simultaneously.End-to-end encryption to protect my confidential data.Integration with other Apple services like Keychain for a more seamless experience.Remote access to your documents from anywhere and on any device.Cloud storage and backup of important files to avoid data loss.Easy file sharing and team collaboration.Real-time sync for more efficient collaboration.In general, iCloud is considered easy to use by both users and managers, due to its intuitive interface and several functionalities that make work easier. Integration with other Apple services can facilitate the adoption of iCloud as a cloud storage solution for companies that already use other Apple products.

I'm pretty sure the Software is excellent, however, it needs some improvements, iCloud could be improved in terms of additional features, such as real-time collaborative editing, document version management and tighter integration with third-party services.As a User, I may find iCloud a little difficult to use with regards to aspects such as initial setup, managing permissions and document sharing, synchronizing and backing up data, as well as compatibility issues with different platforms or devices.Sometimes integrating with my existing business processes as iCloud is primarily a cloud storage solution for myself and other consumers. However, Apple offers mobile device management (MDM) solutions that can help integrate iCloud with existing business processes in companies and organizations.

Really Good!

I love the fact that it is 100% integrated with my Macbook, apple watch, iPhone and apple TV without the need to always be manually changing settings or doing manual actions

Sometimes when the pictures are on the cloud and I want to open it in the iPhone library, it takes too long to load

At a time when I exclusively worked with Apple products, having a iMac, iPad and iPhone, iCloud was the definitve solution for document backup. I could work seamsless between all the devices depending on where I was working and this made me feel like the Cloud was a unifying experience. All your files follow you wherever you go no matter what device you use. It is probably the best Cloud experience you can get, and has been since its very inception.

iCloud is de facto the best solution for Apple product owners. Its integration with iOS is pretty much flawless and users can enjoy peace of mind when it comes to personal file backups. It's even accessible from a browser making it compatible (in a way) with other operating systems. On Mac computers, its integration is also seamless and renders the process of backup look like saving on the computer itself.

It has its limitations though. Where other user-end backup services like Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon storage and more can store any file type, iCloud is pretty much limited to Apple-only documents. It works perfect for Apple-centric users but is less ideal if you have for example a iPhone and a Windows computer.

I am using icloud almost daily for my personal cloud data movements.

I really love the simplisity and the integrations that icloud provides. If you have an iphone, mac or any other apple product or several - icloud is a best cloud solution for you.

Pricing often can be an issues, here, I would really appreciate more flexible plans and solutions for students and families.

Easy to use and gives you ease of mind. Have your tech be safe and backed up.

It takes the stress out of carrying your phone and laptop with you, you know your work is going to be safe and easy to access.

Sometimes it’s too limited on what you want to do, but the benefits outweighs the cons.

In my job I have to save many files, images and notes, with iCloud I can have access to all my files that I keep on my iPhone and iMac and as I take up space I buy the plan that best suits my needs, and I can access these files From any device with my Apple ID, iCloud is accessible from anywhere and from any Apple device or web browser. In my experience, iCloud has the advantage that it syncs very well across all Apple devices. makes automatic backups so my documents are always up to date.

I like iCloud since this service gives me the opportunity to save and sync files such as images. photos, documents, videos, contacts, books, audiobooks, and the best of all is that they are in a safe place, the best thing about iCloud is that it syncs very well with all apple devices and has one of the best securities compared to other cloud storage services.

I don't like that they only give 5 GB of free cloud memory, since google drive give 3 times more cloud storage.

I've used various cloud storage services before, but for a few reasons, iCloud is my favorite. Considering I solely use Apple products, iCloud is really useful. On both the iPhone and the Mac, the integration is seamless. It's simple to set up and use, and you can access the cloud from any of the other Apple devices. iCloud is software with the free option with plenty of cloud storage, and the subscription plan is incredibly affordable for such a good amount of space you get.

I've had a few issues with iCloud, such as my images not being immediately uploaded to the iCloud and then not being able to view documents stored on my Mac from my phone. The majority of the time, iCloud operates smoothly, but sometimes, one of these bugs occurs. Fortunately, customer service is great, and problems are always resolved quickly.

iCloud has had plenty of growing pains over the years - originally starting as iTools, rebranded as .Mac (dot Mac), MobileMe, and finally iCloud. During the years many features have come and gone, and during each transition there have been major changes. However, the iCloud feature-set has been relatively stable for nearly a decade now, with features being added or tweaked, but not removed. At this point, iCloud can very much be described as a mature product - and an essential product for Apple users.

iCloud is built-in to all Apple devices, and as such is seamless to setup and use. In addition, iCloud is more than just cloud storage, as it provides a robust suite of apps and tools including: Keynote, Numbers and Pages; Email, Calendar, and Reminders; iCloud Keychain (a password keeper); Find My device support (allowing you to find your lost or misplaced Apple devices); mobile device backups, and iCloud Drive which is akin to Dropbox or Google Drive. Additionally, iCloud storage is reasonably priced starting at only $1/month for 50GB of storage up to $10/month for 2TB of storage. My favorite feature is iCloud Photos, which allows you to sync all of your photos across all of your devices, with desktop and mobile app counterparts allowing for robust organization and editing.

There are two big downsides to iCloud: 1.) While many of the features will work on a PC, iCloud is designed specifically for Apple devices and users. 2.) While iCloud can be used in a business environment, it is very much designed for personal use as there is no central management console to manage multiple users. The closest you can get is an iCloud for Family plan - which is limited to 6 users. In addition, while there is a free tier of iCloud, it is limited to a total of 5GB of storage across all devices and all features.

When using iCloud to store my files and sync my data, I have been overall satisfied. The automatic sync and backup features are particularly useful. However, the cost for additional storage space and the need for a stable internet connection can be drawbacks. Overall, I recommend iCloud for its ease of use and data security.

I am really pleased with using iCloud to store my files and sync my data between my iPhone and PC. The interface is intuitive and easy to use, making it a great choice for users of all skill levels.The automatic sync feature is particularly useful for me, as it allows me to access my latest files and documents from any device, whether it be my phone or my computer. Cloud storage is also very convenient, as it allows me to free up space on my device while still having easy access to my files.I have also enjoyed the ability to share files with other iCloud users, such as my photos and calendars. This allows my family and friends to easily access this information and use it to organize events and vacations together.Lastly, the automatic backup of my iPhone is also a very valuable feature for me as it gives me peace of mind knowing that my data is safe and can be restored if needed.All in all, iCloud is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile cloud storage service that allows you to store, sync and share files and data. I highly recommend this service.

While using iCloud to store my files and sync my data between my iPhone and PC, there are a few aspects that I don't particularly appreciate:1. Cost of additional storage space: While iCloud offers some free storage space, it may be necessary to purchase additional space if you need to store large amounts of files. This cost can become expensive for some users.2. Internet connectivity requirement : In order to use iCloud, stable internet connectivity is required, which can be an issue for users in rural or remote areas or for users on the move.3. No file sharing with non-iCloud users: The ability to share files with iCloud users is convenient, but it is impossible to share files with people who do not have an iCloud account, which can be a nuisance for some users.4. Limited feature to manage files on computer: The features to organize and manage files on a computer are quite limited compared to other cloud storage services.In conclusion, iCloud is a reliable and useful cloud storage service, but it has some disadvantages related to the cost of additional storage space, the need for stable internet connectivity and some limitations to share files with non-iCloud users, as well as the limited features to manage files on a computer. It's important to weigh these factors before choosing iCloud as a cloud storage service.

Apple iCloud enables businesses to store data and documents securely in the cloud, making them accessible anywhere and anytime. Collaboration and communication between business teams are made more accessible with Apple iCloud. Allowing businesses to create automated systems for document organization and approval processes. This can save couples time, allowing them to be more productive. The benefits are, Increased Productivity by facilitating easy file storage, sharing, collaboration, and workflow automation, and Apple iCloud helps businesses to increase productivity

The following are critical features of Apple iCloud Storage, Syncing, Backup, Sharing, Find My, and Family Sharing.Yes, Apple iCloud is straightforward to use. There are various valuable features, such as accessing your photos, documents, and music from any device with an internet connection, securely storing files, and backing up your device data.Yes, integration with existing business processes is easy in Apple iCloud as it offers a range of applications that can be easily integrated with existing processes and systems. iCloud also allows system administrators to manage user accounts, control access to files, and monitor usage

Some features that are missing from Apple iCloud or could be improved including an intuitive backup system, better file organization and sharing capabilities, and improved integration with outside cloud services. Additionally, iCloud does not have as much local storage and syncing functionality as some competitors.In terms of difficulty of use, some users have noted that iCloud can be slow and cumbersome to use, especially when dealing with large files or large amounts of data.Integration with existing business processes can be pretty tricky with iCloud. It is not designed to be easily integrated with other systems and services, and compatibility with third-party programs and services can be limited.

iCloud is Apple’s answer to Google Drive and other online storage options. I have used it for slightly over 2 years and there are some areas where it works and other areas where it doesn’t work. Here are my thoughts on it: 1. iCloud works better if you in the Apple ecosystem. If you live and breathe Apple, iCloud can seem magical and wonderful all in one. It works for syncing documents, contacts and backups and it is all done securely. If you have multiple devices, simply logging into your Apple ID gives you access to all your iCloud content. 2. iCloud drive allows you to easily share documents between devices and with Apple features like continuity allows you to pick up work and other things on another device. This is probably the best feature of iCloud in my opinion. 3. The Files App and Finder allow you to view and share, delete and edit cloud based documents. If you have specific apps linked to iCloud drive, you will find it easy to see the changes in near real time. 4. I consider the entry level 5GB to be a con but on the flip side, the pricing for other storage tiers feels fairly reasonable in my opinion. I just wish Apple started out at 10GB not the measly 5GB. 5. The Find My iPhone/Mac feature is just genius. I lost a phone a few months ago and was able to login and block if from being used within minutes after it was taken.

As mentioned before, I do not think 5GB cloud storage makes any sense in 2019. I found that within a few weeks, I was already using 90%+ of my storage. If you have a Windows laptop, I wish you good luck making iCloud work well there. You may download an app that installs it on your computer but it seems it is only good for iCloud Photos but it is not as intuitive and functional as if you were on a Mac or iOS device. I am also not sure if iCloud can be business friendly, it seems more tailored to individuals and families. If you ask me, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive do more on the business front compared to Apple. So for personal use, yes sure, but for business, you are better off looking elsewhere.

For backing up and saving my stuff on the cloud, iCloud is quite helpful. It helps me free up phone storage, and I now only keep on my phone the files and documents that I typically need for offline access.

It's really easy and efficient to use iCloud to save all of my documents, photos, videos, audio files, and contact information on the cloud. There is no restriction on the size of files that can be uploaded to the storage, regardless of their size. As long as I use the same Apple ID on both phones, switching between my old and new phones is seamless and I can retrieve my data.

Using this program to manage emails and files is a real pain. The search function displays results far too slowly, and frequently returns results that have nothing to do with the phrase I typed. In addition to being sluggish, the synchronized process requires some time to load on my other device.

My overall experience with iCloud it's the easiest coasters that I've ever used all hands down everything else that ever tried don't like it this is the best one that I discovered and I use on a daily basis.

Well the pros of this software it's very easy to use I didn't find any issues with it. You are going to like this software because the cloud is very unique than other clouds it's made by Apple and Apple is very unique of its own kind. Easy to navigate easy to set up easy to separate your files all together straightforward.

Well I could tell you didn't see much that I didn't like except for the fact it's real proprietary it's Apple so you're stuck in apple and it's not compatible with a PC which you can use it on the PC but if you're doing stuff with your Apple it's proprietary to Apple and not Microsoft that's the only thing I can think of other than that everything was pretty much easy to use.