How to do everything iCloud

How to Do Everything: iCloud makes it easy to wirelessly sync, store, and access your favorite files and data. Learn the basics of cloud computing and what you'll need to start using iCloud. Within minutes you'll be using iCloud to effortlessly share and sync iTunes, App Store, and iBookshop purchases, documents, files, and photos, iCal, Address Book data, and more - among all your Mac computers and iOS devices that are linked to the same iCloud account. This step-by-step guide helps you maximize all the powerful and versatile features of iCloud so you can get even more function and enjoyment from your iPad, iPhone, and Mac. Plus, you can easily transfer data, content, documents, and files between your Windows-based PC and Apple iOS devices.

Part I: Learn About Online File-Sharing & Apple's iCloud. Chapter 1: Learn About Cloud-Based Online File Sharing Services. Chapter 2: How Mac Users Can Utilize iCloud. Chapter 3: How iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch Users Can Utilize iCloud. Chapter 4: Migrate from Apple MobileMe to iCloud. Part II: Manage Your Music and Photos in the Cloud. Chapter 5: Manage Your Digital Music Library with iCloud. Chapter 6: Use the Premium iTunes Match Service. Chapter 7: Use iCloud to Store and Manage Your Digital Photos. Part III: Share Documents, Music, Data and More via iCloud and Other Services. Chapter 8: Share Documents and Files with iCloud. Chapter 9: Cloud-Based File/Document Sharing Alternatives To iCloud. Chapter 10: Cloud-Based Music Service Alternatives to iCloud. Chapter 11: The Microsoft 365 and Google Docs Alternative To iCloud. Part IV: Use iCloud with Your iPhone and iPad Running iOS 5. Chapter 12: Manage Apps, App-Related Data and eBooks with iCloud. Chapter 13: Back-Up Your iPhone and iPad with iCloud. Chapter 14: iCloud and Apple TV: The Perfect Entertainment Combination. Appendix A: Troubleshoot iCloud-Related Problems. Index.