While Apple and Microsoft spend much of their days competing against each other, they don't get you stuck in the crossfire -- at least not when it comes to cloud storage. While you can use Apple's ...

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Apple and Microsoft might have their differences, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be able to use devices and services from both companies, especially when they’re as good as Microsoft’s Surface ...

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Apple’s iCloud is a nice tool for keeping contacts, calendar items, and other data in sync between my iPhone and iPad, but what about keeping everything synced up with my Windows PC? Apple has that ...

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If you have an iPhone and a Windows computer and want to view or access iCloud Notes, this tutorial will show you how to view, manage, and edit iPhone or iOS Notes on Windows 11/10. We have included ...

Wondering how to get Apple Calendar on Windows PC is something that many device users struggle with. The fact is that Apple has policies that don’t give much freedom to integrate their apps with those ...

The iCloud for Windows app has been updated with a new feature that gives iPhone users a worthwhile password tool. Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado and has been covering mobile ...

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It's great that iCloud will free up storage space for you by moving documents you don't need — but you sometimes have to convince it you need them back. They must have some pretty great Wi-Fi at Apple ...