iOS 5 hands on: How iCloud works with the iPhone

Summary: As per the October 4 launch of the iPhone 4S, a look at iOS 5 -- which offers deep iCloud integration.

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Twitter is deeply integrated into the new iOS 5. Though there is little sign of Facebook, other than being able to download it through the iTunes App Store, Twitter is natively ready to go and be installed.

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Topics: Apple, Cloud, iPhone, Mobile OS, Mobility, Operating Systems, Social Enterprise

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  • RE: iOS 5 hands on: How iCloud works with the iPhone

    How does Apple keep your information secure in their cloud service? Is it encrypted? Who has the access keys?
    jwg1000