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      <title>Corner Geeks 5 Part 3: WWDC 2011 - iCloud</title>
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      <description>Check out Justin Lee&amp;rsquo;s keypoint summary of the keynote or just refer to Apple&amp;rsquo;s iCloud page or the features page for their info about iCloud.
Brief Show Notes
What is cloud? Save once. Uploaded and Distributed ‘everywhere’ (i.e. all your devices) 9 uses: Contacts Calendar Mail Apps Store iBooks Backup Daily wifi backups Music / Apps / Books Camera Roll Device Settings App Data Docs Photos iTunes 1,2,3,7) Contacts / Calendar / Mail / Docs: similar to Android and Google or Exchange change once, push everywhere (locally stored vs cloud stored for Google for docs at least) Google at least can access from web.</description>
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