“ The introduction of the iOS5 operating system for the iPhone 4 this autumn will be
accompanied by a number of changes to how we use our phones.
Certain of these are minor improvements while others are new introductions.
One of these features is iCloud the cloud service that lets you access all of your applications across various Apple devices,
including devices like an iMac or an iPad. This iCloud service is free with iOS5 and allows each user to store various materials on the internet.
The material could range from images you take on your device to calendars , calendars and documents.
Music is soon to be added to the list and at present
it is undergoing Beta tests in the US. Every user gets 5GB of storage with
the option of purchasing more capacity, if needed. While 5GB may not seem like a huge amount it can go very
far thanks to the way that the iCloud saves your data.
Books, applications, and photographs aren't included
in the storage you have free, which means that the space is reserved for other items such as accounts settings,
documents, and mail. These items take up very little space meaning that your
storage allowance lasts more than you believe. The easiest way to think of this service is like a hard drive floating in the air.
The platform wirelessly synchronises your files across
all your devices. So if take a snapshot in an iPhone 4 you
can view it on your camera Roll of your iPad 2.
Business users are sure to appreciate this new technology as it ensures that your appointments and calendars current.
The new format is going to alter the way users use their
mobile devices. Wireless connectivity is a common theme in every aspect of iOS5 to
users of the iPhone 4. Apple have highlighted the fact that this is the first to be truly "PC Free".
Before this anybody who owned an iPhone or other portable
Apple device needed a home computer or laptop to work.
This is not the case with iOS5 it is possible to take your phone out of its packaging and
turn it on without the need of wires. ”