Apple revealed a beta edition of iCloud.com, the company’s host of cloud applications, with pricing for the services.  The website is presently open just to a limited number of developers, until a public launch promised this fall.  iCloud is what Apple calls the online home of your information, consisting of documents, contacts, calendars, emails, and media – for a cost.

Different from Google, which gives away most of its services in exchange of your details for advertising reasons, Apple will charge users who need over 5GB of free iCloud storage with documents, backups, contacts, calendars and . . . → Read More: Apple Unleashes Beta Edition of iCloud