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Apple Icloud Portal Beta Site Goes Live
Apple has gone live with its website Monday icloud, but the new portal for the enterprise based on promoting services in the cloud still seems to be a work in progress. Access to the site is only available to existing customers would have to MobileMe in Mac OS X computers and laptops.
Another important clue that iCloud.com is not quite ready for prime-time-visible yellow banner "beta" attached to the log-in screen.
While some MobileMe users have reported the ability to access iCloud.com, where they can then use the applications work, while others call for a shift here from MobileMe mail, contacts, calendar and bookmarks are moved icloud with pop-ups, which does not seem work, according to AppleInsider.
The first attempt to access the site simply PCMag suppliers for Mac successfully met any other screen icloud is promising that the "coming soon". Later, when we tried to install the latest update for the iPhone IOS before his second attempt, the record attempt iCloud.com still no-go.
This may be because the interior of the new site icloud have not yet been made available to IOS devices, according to AppleInsider. The iPhone and other users can access the iPhone iCloud.com landing page, but apparently stuck in the same "coming soon" screen than we do.
"MobileMe web applications are now locked mobile phone users IOS, apparently because of Apple's mobile browser does not support the" real Web "well enough to work successfully with them," according to the website. "This is to prevent users from using IOS secondary account."
Putting together the reports from the Internet, shows only the MobileMe customers using Mac OS X installed Leone iCloud.com inside, and it is not entirely clear whether these are the only criteria is necessary.
The tablets and smartphones with Google's Android and other systems that are not mobile operating IOS are also apparently able to access the "brief" display that invites visitors to "native IOS download applications," although no applications for these devices .
In the early going, seems to target only iCloud.com developers, according to 9to5Mac.
"Apple has opened the web interface iCloud.com for developers," the site reports. "The site is in beta and contains all new web applications for Mail, Calendar, Contacts and more. Moreover, it seems that iCloud.com provide a portal for users to see their iWork documents stored in the cloud via icloud. In addition to this, Find My iPhone is a web application built. "
The first user to report the successful connection to the new service from Apple was icloud Rafael Fischmann's blog MacMagazine Brazilian, according to AppleInsider.
While some MobileMe users have reported the ability to access iCloud.com, where they can then use the applications work, while others call for a shift here from MobileMe mail, contacts, calendar and bookmarks are moved icloud with pop-ups, which does not seem work, according to AppleInsider.
"MobileMe web applications are now locked mobile phone users IOS, apparently because of Apple's mobile browser does not support the" real Web "well enough to work successfully with them," according to the website. "This is to prevent users from using IOS secondary account."
The tablets and smartphones with Google's Android and other systems that are not mobile operating IOS are also apparently able to access the "brief" display that invites visitors to "native IOS download applications," although no applications for these devices .
In the early going, seems to target only iCloud.com developers, according to 9to5Mac.
"Apple has opened the web interface iCloud.com for developers," the site reports. "The site is in beta and contains all new web applications for Mail, Calendar, Contacts and more. Moreover, it seems that iCloud.com provide a portal for users to see their iWork documents stored in the cloud via icloud. In addition to this, Find My iPhone is a web application built. "
The first user to report the successful connection to the new service from Apple was icloud Rafael Fischmann's blog MacMagazine Brazilian, according to AppleInsider.
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