Apple is launching iOS 8 next week, and one of the new features in iOS 8 and also OS X Mavericks will be Apple’s iCloud Drive, which will allow you to store a number of things like photos and more, over the existing iCloud service.
Now it would appear that Apple has dropped the price of iCloud Storage, ahead of the launch of iOS 8, you still get 5GB of free storage, but now an extra 20GB will cost you just $0.99 per month.
If you need more than that 200GB will set you back $3.99 a month, 500GB $9.99 a month and 1TB just $19.99 a month. These new prices are not live yet, we can expect them to be available when iCloud Drive launches shortly.
iCloud Drive will sync everything that you have stored on iCloud on all of your devices, and the service will work with the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch as well as Apple’s Mac range of computers.
As well as being able to store photos, you will also be able to store things like documents, and more, and you will be able to edit the documents on multiple devices.
Source Cult of Mac
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