Effectively managing your iCloud storage on an iPhone is essential for ensuring uninterrupted access to your files, photos, and backups. With iCloud serving as the backbone of your data storage, ...

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 ...

If you're constantly receiving notifications that your iCloud storage is full, it's time to take action to free up some space. Here are 10 effective hacks to help you manage and clear your iCloud ...

To start managing your iCloud storage, you need to identify which apps and files are using the most space. Here’s how to do it: Deactivating iCloud sync for certain apps can significantly free up ...

In this guide we’ll go over Apple’s iCloud storage options and pricing and help users determine how much cloud storage they might need. iCloud is Apple’s cloud storage service. It lets Apple device ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Can you even imagine the heartbreak of losing every photo you’ve taken the past two years? 5 years? How about 10 years? Since most everyone uses smartphone cameras to take ...

How to declutter your personal data, shrink file sizes and—if you want—ditch the cloud entirely.

Running out of iCloud storage can significantly disrupt your digital life, from losing access to backups to encountering difficulties with file uploads. Effectively upgrading and managing your iCloud ...

When it comes to hardware and services revenues, storage is Apple’s secret spell. Not only has iCloud storage become Apple’s most frequently paid-for service, but people are more often purchasing ...

At WWDC, Apple announced that iCloud is getting a premium subscription tier called "‌iCloud‌+," which includes "Private Relay" that allows users to browse the web through Safari with all information ...

Apple is giving iCloud users 5 gigabytes of free storage. CNET kicks the tires to see if that's enough for an iPhone and an iPad on the same account. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers ...