Tag Archives: iCloud

OnMail, the new email service launched by Edison in 2021, is releasing several updates to help users improve their email experience on iOS, Android, and the web. One key feature is a new account import for all users of OnMail. Previously only available for premium accounts, Account Import is now available for all users. Yahoo!, Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, IMAP, and AOL accounts can be added to OnMail so you can experience the unique features of the app all in one place across all your… Source link

Google Photos is no longer unlimited and that’s a bummer. Here’s how iPhone owners can switch to iCloud Photos.  Angela Lang/CNET … Source link

Tired of iCloud Photos? You can ditch it for Google Photos with ease.  James Phelan … Source link

You can fill Google Photos with photos and video from your iCloud. Sarah Tew/CNET … Source link

You don’t have to manually download your iCloud Photos collection to transfer it to Google Photos anymore. Apple has launched a new service that automates the process — all you have to do is log in to your iCloud account at the tech giant’s Data and Privacy website. After logging in, go to “Transfer a copy of your data” and then mark the tick box beside Photos and/or Videos, depending on what you want to copy over. You’ll then be prompted to log into your Google account to be able to… Source link

Apple has added a service that lets you automatically transfer photos, videos, and albums from your iCloud Photo Library to Google Photos (via MacRumors). The feature has a support document outlining the procedure, which simply entails going to privacy.apple.com, logging in, and going through the “transfer a copy of your data” process. Apple says the transfer will take between three days to a week. Some things won’t transfer: Apple says shared albums, smart albums, photo stream… Source link

After five years of enticing consumers with offers of free photo and video storage, albeit it with a hitch (lower resolution), Google turned its back on consumers Wednesday and says we’ll all have to start paying as of June 1st.  So what other options are out there for us? Sadly, there are few that are free. In an era when we are taking more high-resolution photos and videos than ever before, we either have to invest in multiple hard drives – which sadly, do not last – or spend monthly… Source link