December 2012
Beginner
400 pages
13h 11m
English
Content preview from iPad: The Missing Manual, 5th Edition
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Chapter 17. Back Up and Sync Your Gadgets with iCloud
You’ll learn to:
Set up iCloud on your iPad and desktop computers
Back up music, photos, apps, email, and more to the Cloud
Tap into iWork documents
Sync your photos to all your devices
Automatically share photos with family and friends
ODDS ARE YOU HAVE more than one computer in your life. An iPad for sure, and maybe a desktop or laptop computer, an iPhone, an iPod Touch, or some combination of these devices. All of them can snap photos, store contact information, keep track of appointments, and transport downloaded music, apps, and books. Wouldn’t it be great if they could share the same files and information so all your devices were always in sync and up-to-date?
They can. When you set up all your iOS and desktop/laptop devices to work with iCloud, it backs up and syncs your music, email, apps, photos, books, contacts, calendar appointments, notes, reminders, and iWork documents across Windows PCs, Macs, iPads, iPhones, and iPod Touches. Best of all, the service is free and comes with 5 gigabytes of online storage—and that’s over and above the space your iTunes Store purchases or your cache of photos take up.
Because iCloud comes as part of iOS 5 and later, you may have signed up for it when you activated your iPad. If not, you’ll learn how to do that now. Either way, this chapter tells you how to use iCloud’s features to keep your ...
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