How to Do Everything iCloud

I guess the easiest way to tell you about this book is to say that when I have a question about iCloud I have always been able to find the answer within it. I am not saying that my difficulties have been complex, but this has been a good resource for me.

Book has some good information but at the time I bought it it was a bit outdated. Would have liked a bit more "how to" in the content. That's the problem with buying online and not the author's fault

The search for iCloud documentation continues. This is all about how to transfer to iCloud but not much on what can be done and how to use it. One gets the idea that those trying to explain iCloud are faced with a moving target. Guess that means that we will guess along till Apple gets it done.

I have read numerous book on mac products including several by David Pogue and Bob Levitus. This is comparable to these and gave me an easy and complete understanding of the topic.

I recently got an iPad2 and I ordered this book to understand how to use iCloud on my iPad. I would recommend this book to anyone that needs help with iCloud.

Information in the book was easily found and easily implemented. Not all pathways to an implementation were as written, but they were close enough to work. Especially useful was the iPhoto section, esp. with new iPhone 5 and iPad.

The "How to do Everything iCloud" eBook has been just what I needed to manage my many devices (iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air). It is easy to use.

A waste! A part of a doorstop!

Having just bought an iPad, I really found this book useful and informative. I found it more useful than the iPad guide.

One would think that a book called iCloud would be written for Mac users. As such basic descriptions of iTunes (Get iTunes running on your Mac etc) are unnecessary. The book contains large sections of non iCloud info such as Dropbox etc. What really made me feel I had completely wasted my money was the section on iWork - which is now discontinued and has been since July.Very disappointing.

OK

The information in this book is useful, but it is set out badly and the diagrams are screen shots and not at all clear to see. Easy to follow, just a pain to see to read.