Apple would really like you to start paying it for iCloud, and it's rolling out a new promo to encourage users to get a taste for a bigger chunk of online storage. The new promotion applies to users ...

This iPhone cannot be backed up because there is not enough iCloud storage available. This means that you used up all your iCloud free storage, which is pretty easy to do given that you only get 5GB ...

Your 5GB of free iCloud storage probably didn't last long; even with a paid iCloud plan, you can find your storage filling up faster than you expected. As it turns out, some of your iPhone's default ...

Apple is looking to hook more people to subscribe to its iCloud storage service — and like good salespeople they’re willing to give you the first hit for free, after which you’ll have to start paying.

Apple’s iCloud is a convenient way to store and sync your data across all your Apple devices, but it’s easy to run out of storage space, especially if you have a lot of photos. If you’re running low ...

Even though Apple is never going to offer more than 5GB of free storage, it seems, the company is throwing the slightest bone to users frustrated by its 2012-era storage limits: a free month. Don’t ...

More than a decade since launched in 2011, iCloud continues to offer a mere 5GB of free storage to its users. This limitation has become a focal point of discussion and frustration among Apple users ...

About a year ago, Apple told its MobileMe customers that the company would discontinue the service and transition customers to a new service called iCloud. The deadline for most customers is June 30.

Users have long complained about the lack of free iCloud storage that Apple offers, but now the company appears to be taking one step in the right direction. Now, when users choose to upgrade from the ...

Apple’s iCloud service launched back in October 2011, just a couple of days before the iPhone 4S was released. Designed as a one-stop cloud storage service, it replaced MobileMe and provided iPhone ...

The WWDC keynote has come and gone. Apple announced a lot of exciting changes to iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS. I can’t wait to see what developers can do with all of the new APIs, and how these ...