Apple seems to have opened up the iCloud Beta on iCloud.com. Notably, the login page is nearly identical to a leak from the days before the original iCloud announcement. We were doubtful of the screen at the time, but it appears to have been legitimate.
There's some mixed reports about people being able to login. We have reports of both developers and non-developers having success and trouble logging in.
iWork Beta with iCloud support was also seeded to developers:
A selection of macOS tips to make your Mac life a more effortless experience.
A selection of quick iOS tips that will make you a lot more time-efficient in the long run.
Apple on May 18 released iOS 16.5, delivering several sports-related enhancements for Apple News, a new Pride Celebration wallpaper, and several important bug and security fixes.
Apple's new AR/VR headset is expected to be unveiled, along with iOS 17, macOS 14, and more.
Apple's AR/VR headset is coming soon with eye- and gesture-tracking, dual 4K displays, M-series chips, and more. Here's what we know so far.
Next-generation version of iOS, set to be previewed at WWDC 2023 in June with a public release in September.
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Shut up. :mad: The cloud icons are cute. :o
How about, "I paid $99 for beta software, but I have no idea how to develop anything."
That would be refreshing.
It's got some pretty fantastic UI/HTML5 goodness. Sorry Adobe, Flash IS dead.