This may of already been asked and answered, but why is it that there is still no way to view the photos on photo stream from iCloud.com? In the picture in the article I see a nice little spot next to minders where the photos icon can go. Say I don't have my computer, phone, or iPad. And a friend has a computer that I can login to iCloud.com for to show them either a video or photo. Why can't we do that?
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Apple Bringing Notes and Reminders to iCloud.com with iOS 6
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That would be 1% of their total users. Why does everyone think this is some sort of statistics trick that Apple is trying to play? They're doing you a favor by reporting it publicly.
1% of all iCloud users I would presume that's the whole point of expressing a number as a percentage!
1% of 100 million users is 1 million. that's a fair amount of people affected.
For what, all of 30 min. C'mon. iCloud gives me some kind of syncing issues every day (my .mac email gets a "!" at least once a day) and you are going to bust on Simplenote for a 30 min outage -- one that affected probably no one b/c of the short time lapse.
If you want to praise iCloud go ahead. But let's not pretend it's not a work in progress.
Already Possible! And this was inevitable
If you have Notes synching turned on in iCloud al you have to do is make an @me.com email to get it to sync to the mac/pc. Also, I saw this coming way back when the Mountain Lion beta came out since there was a separate Notes and Reminders app built in.
If you have Notes synching turned on in iCloud al you have to do is make an @me.com email to get it to sync to the mac/pc. Also, I saw this coming way back when the Mountain Lion beta came out since there was a separate Notes and Reminders app built in.
says the the guy sitting on a web forum! that's rich!
Wow, I feel so insulted because I was interacting with people on the internets for 5 minutes of my day. BURN.
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Where'd you get that it's 1%? Because you're factually wrong.
Yeah, I don't use iCloud for anything other than all of its functions either.
You are confused and poorly informed if you think the features I use are all of iClouds functions. Let's see there is Photo Stream, iOS backup and updating, Document storage (of course not all docs, just ones from iWorks apps), & iTunes Match.
I use Safari Bookmark, iCal, and Contacts syncing. I hope you are no longer confused now.
1% of all iCloud users I would presume that's the whole point of expressing a number as a percentage!
You missed the point. How many iCloud users are there (I really have no clue what the number is)? Hence 1% of what.
100 million + apparently (as of Feb 2012 http://www.tuaw.com/2012/02/14/cook-icloud-has-100-million-users-3-million-apple-tvs-sold-las/)
Thanks!
Less than 1%, or possibly more than a million people. You decide which sounds worse.
Key word "possibly".
They had an outage. Get over it. Don't like it? Go to GMAIl, Yahoo, Hotmail, your ISP...they all have alternatives.
Maybe I'm illiterate, but that looks like < 1% to me. There can be a major difference between 1% and < 1% when talking about a 100 million customers.
I don't, I immediately disabled it on all of my devices. How else can I get notes off my iPad though?
There's nothing to get over champ. Everyone commenting doesn't really care, it happens. I'm just trying to figure out what the <1% means in real terms. Reading comprehension is your friend.
Case in point...
Any chance this means Notes will now actually sync to iCloud like everything else and not to some unwanted @me account it wants me to make?
I just want to read my notes on all my devices, but that's impossible without signing up for yet another e-mail address. Why is Notes so different?
I just want to read my notes on all my devices, but that's impossible without signing up for yet another e-mail address. Why is Notes so different?