iCloud is Apple’s online storage and app service that keeps your data synced between iPhone, iPad, Mac and even PC. Using iCloud on a Windows computer is simple, but you do need to set it up.

Learn how to build your own personal cloud storage system at home. Save money, secure your data, and enjoy complete control over your files.

You can easily manage your iCloud storage on a Mac computer and buy more storage through System Preferences.

No more plugging in your iPhone to the computer to save everything: you can set up iCloud services to constantly create backup files of everything on your phone.

Hoping to back up your Mac to iCloud? Time Machine doesn't work with iCloud, but you can use the service to store files safely.

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With Family Sharing, up to five family members can take advantage of one iCloud+ subscription. Depending on your subscription, you have the capability of sharing 50GB, 200GB, or 2TB of iCloud storage.

With both iOS 8 and Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite available, it's time to dig into iCloud Drive, which is a far different animal than the old iCloud.

Using the cloud saves storage space on your computer, which makes it run faster. Here's how to boost that speed even more.

The iCloud storage that comes with your Apple account can be useful for offloading large files on your iPhone, but even the cloud can get full. Here are some techniques to ease the cloud pressure.