5. History of iCloud

6. It has previously been branded as
iTools in 2000,
.Mac in 2002 and
MobileMe in 2008.

7. The first official mention of iCloud from Apple
came on May 31, 2011
iCloud became available to use via an iTunes
update on October 12, 2011,

8. System Requirements

9. Characteristics of iCloud

10. Platform
Platform as a Service(PaaS)
Deliver a computing platform and/or solution
stack as a service

11. Deployment of applications without the cost &
complexity of buying and managing the
underlying hardware and software layers
Platforms let developers write certain
applications that can run in the cloud, or even
use services provided by the cloud

12. Infrastructure

13. iCloud Application

14. “Software as a Service (SaaS)"
deliver software as a service over the Internet,
eliminating the need to install and run the application
on the customer's own computers and simplifying
maintenance and support.

15. Cloud engineering of an
iCloud

16. Brings a systematic approach to the high level
concerns of commercialization,
standardization, and governance in conceiving,
developing, operating and maintaining cloud
computing systems.
It is a multidisciplinary method encompassing
contributions from diverse areas such
as systems, software, web, performance, inform
ation, security, platform, and quality
engineering.

17. Features of iCloud

18. Contacts

21. Calendar

26. Mail

28. Apps

30. iBooks

32. Backup

42. Additional services in
iCloud

43. iTunes Match
iTunes Match debuted on 14 November 2011.If you
want the benefits of iTunes in the Cloud for music,
iTunes Match is the perfect solution

44. Find My iPhone

46. Bookmarks, Notes,
Reminders

47. Conclusions
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Easy access to the entire content
iCloud storage and more
Replaces MobileMe
Goes wireless
Simple to use simple to set up
Up to date everything