Using iCloud Drive on a Mac In the past, with iCloud-compatible apps, you could choose to save your files locally or to iCloud. With Yosemite that option is available to all apps.

iCloud Drive will appear under Favorites in any Finder window. If you’re in the Finder, you can also click on the Go menu and select iCloud Drive, or you can press Shift-Command-I.

Your iCloud Drive is also available on iPhones and iPad, assuming you're logged into the device with the same iCloud account. In addition, you can find a Files app on the device's Home page.

Cloud Photos is great for keeping an online copy of your iPhone pictures, but you should also store an offline backup just in ...

iCloud Drive offers photos syncing in the same way that it does iCloud Drive syncing too. Syncing of bookmarks from installed browsers is possible, but you’ll have to enable it for the browser ...

You would most likely be wrong, though. iCloud Drive Isn’t a Dropbox Replacement — To begin with, Dropbox is far cheaper than iCloud: $99 per year for one terabyte of storage for Dropbox versus $19.99 ...

Apple has had iCloud since 2011, but has only now truly given users functional access to file management across platforms from the cloud. iCloud Drive connects and syncs all of your Apple devices ...

iCloud Drive is a part of iCloud and unfortunately iCloud gives you a very limited 5 GB of storage space. That storage space is shared by iCloud Drive, Mail (if you use iCloud Mail), Photos and ...

Then again, you could always join the public beta of Yosemite if you are set on using iCloud Drive right away. For more helpful iOS 8 tips, be sure to check out our complete guide to iOS 8.

With ‌iCloud Drive‌ being a more full-featured syncing service, all of those files can now be accessed from a single location: the Files app on iOS and iPadOS, the ‌iCloud Drive‌ section ...

iCloud Drive folder sharing has been around since macOS 10.15 Catalina, which makes it all the less acceptable that someone with whom the folder is shared can delete a file permanently and with only ...