The new iCloud replaces MobileMe, Apple’s previous tool for syncing personal information data like email, contacts and calendars. While I would recommend using something more feature-rich like Google ...

Well, my gmail is synced through contacts : you go into preferences, accounts, on my mac... I do not think there is a way to establish a direct link between iCloud and GMail / Google Apps, so in any ...

Once you have iCloud set up on your devices, you can take advantage of the service’s syncing capabilities. You’ll be able to access your contacts, calendars, mail, documents, photos, and more across ...

How to sync your iPhone with your computer using iCloud? It's now convenient and easy to sync information on your iPhone via iCloud. This is done automatically and only requires a Wi-Fi connection. It ...

Apple’s iCloud is a nice tool for keeping contacts, calendar items, and other data in sync between my iPhone and iPad, but what about keeping everything synced up with my Windows PC? Apple has that ...

To print contacts from an iPhone, you'll want to sync your contacts with iCloud, and then access them through a computer. There's no way to print out a list of your contacts directly from an iPhone, ...

Windows: If you manage your personal contacts, calendars, and to-do items with Apple's iCloud service, CodeTwo Sync for iCloud helps you seamlessly integrate that data with Microsoft Outlook. Apple's ...

Sync your iPad calendar, as well as your mail, notes, tasks and contacts, with Microsoft Outlook using iTunes or iCloud. To sync your calendar and other data with iCloud, download ]the free iCloud ...

All iPads include 5GB of free iCloud storage for syncing contacts, media, photos and other data with your computer. Syncing Windows contacts with iCloud requires Microsoft Outlook, part of the Office ...

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who have no problems with iCloud sync, and people who use iCloud sync. Well, OK, maybe that's an exaggeration, but I have had plenty of problems with ...

Reader H. Thomas Staton is attempting to help a wayward relative. He writes: My son-in-law has a Windows PC and uses Outlook. He now has both an iPad and an iPhone. He wants to sync the calendars in ...