How to Use iCloud on Your MacBook?

Modern technology is all about synchronizing your devices. You can use iCloud on your MacBook to backup photos to access them from anywhere on any device. iCloud can be used to keep data in sync across multiple devices and computers. iCloud allows you to backup photos, music, books, TV shows and much more. You need an Apple ID and password to join iCloud. When you sign up for iCloud, you will automatically get 5GB of free storage space to all its users. If you need more space, you can increase your storage space by upgrading your storage plan. You can purchase an extra storage space from your Windows computer, Mac or any iOS device. iCloud is useful to backup photos and videos from your Camera Roll, Device settings, App data, Home screen and app organization, text messages, MMS, iMessage, Ringtones, Visual Voicemail and much more. iCloud has three other unique features i.e Photo Stream, Back to My Mac and Find My Mac. When you enable Photo Stream, you can automatically backup photos to iCloud. To turn ON Photo Stream in iPhoto, open iPhoto and click Preferences. Click the Photo Stream button and then select all 3 check boxes.