Comment: iCloud has finally delivered on Steve Jobs’ original promise from 2011

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By Bradley ChambersJun 16, 2019, 9:00 am1.7k ptsInterestingTop
Back when Steve Jobs unveiled iCloud in 2011, we were pitched a vision of data being available everywhere. Jobs pitched demoting the Mac and moving the digital hub into the cloud. All of our devices had connectivity built-in, so data should be available everywhere. The problem was it didn’t cover all of our…

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