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How to Clear Out Space in All Your Cloud Storage Accounts

Gizmodo

Cloud storage services like Dropbox and iCloud came along to stop us from running out of room on our phones and laptops, but what happens when you’re running out of cloud storage space too?

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Stuck at 5GB: Apple iCloud lawsuit

Dataconomy

In 2011, when Steve Jobs introduced Apple’s iCloud service, it promised a seamless solution for storing and accessing data across Apple devices. Yet, a decade later, iCloud finds itself entangled in a legal battle that threatens to redefine the landscape of cloud storage. What’s being said? What happens next?

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About Apple Business Essentials, I have questions

Computerworld Vertical IT

It’s easy to see that the interface is derived from Apple Business Manager, the cloud service for larger enterprise IT shops. The latter is often used in concert with one of the enterprise mobility management (EMM) or unified endpoint management (UEM) providers who tap into Apple’s mobile device management platform (MDM).)

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Storage Boost for iPhone or iPad

CTOvision

Many of us have had this problem: we've run out of storage on our iPhone or iPad, and don't want to upgrade to a model with higher capacity, or, worst, there is no model with enough capacity to satisfy our need. You're probably already familiar with one option, which is to use cloud storage. Related articles.

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5 reasons to shift from Flash to HTML5 for Mobile Learning

Kitaboo

Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, withdrew support to Flash in its iOS platforms in 2012, given the numerous malfunctions that happened due to it. In fact, in one of his articles, he said, “new open standards created in the mobile era, such as HTML5, will win on mobile devices (and on PCs too)”.

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T-Mobile will switch to YouTube TV and end its own live TV services in expanded Google partnership

GeekWire

T-Mobile will make Google Messages its default messaging app for customers on Android devices, provide new backup and storage options via the Google One cloud service, offer an expanded lineup of Google Pixel devices, and adopt YouTube TV as its default service for premium live TV under an expanded partnership.

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T-Mobile revamps TVision service with live sports and news for $40/month, unveils $50 HUB device

GeekWire

1, available on existing TV and mobile devices in addition to the new TVision HUB Android TV device, at right. (T-Mobile T-Mobile Photos). It’s part of T-Mobile’s broader push beyond traditional wireless services, which also includes a move into 5G home Internet service. billion merger with Sprint earlier this year.

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