iCloud is a black-box when it comes to document files: Normally, the only way access them is via the apps that made them. But there are ways to open that box.

Taking full advantage of My Photo Stream is extremely easy on any device. We show you how to access your iCloud Photo Stream from your Mac using two methods.

Have an Android phone and want to use iCloud? Here are 9 different ways to access iCloud on Android devices so you can keep all your important files and data synced across all your devices.

How to access iCloud on iPhone and iPad Unfortunately, there isn’t a single application or settings page where you can view all of your iCloud backups.

If you are embedded in the iCloud ecosystem, but have since moved to Android, you can still access a lot of your content. Here's how (and some alternatives).

You can access iCloud Drive on a Mac computer to share and work on files across all your devices. Here's how to activate and access iCloud on a Mac.

How to access the new iCloud beta There are two ways to access the new iCloud beta website in your web browser (works only in the latest versions of Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Opera).

You can access and manage your ‌iCloud‌ data on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, and the web. Keep reading to learn how.

This step by step guide with images covers how to access iCloud on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web. We'll also cover how to turn on iCloud Backups.

Step 3: Access your Passwords whenever you want Now you’ve successfully turned iCloud into a password manager, you need to learn how to take advantage of it. One of the main advantage of any password ...