Apple going to iCloud with new apps of iWork & iPhoto by Jimmy Parker


Apple going to iCloud with new apps of iWork & iPhoto by JIMMY PARKER
Article Posted: 03/22/2012
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Apple going to iCloud with new apps of iWork & iPhoto

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Cloud computing is on the way to change the way we consume data and information across various devices. Entire focus of IT industry has been shifted to the development of an ecosystem that would allow users to access their data irrespective of which computing device is used by the user. As Enterprise level cloud services blooms, Apple is very enthusiastically trying to make strong hold in the consumer level cloud services with a strategic iPhone app development pattern. Apple has recently announced launching of mobile applications for iWork and iPhoto based on integrated mobile cloud services. Apple is aiming at taking the user experience to a new level with cloud based iPhoto and iwork.

What’s new in iPhoto and iWork?

Now, whether you are in office using a MAC or at home using your iPad, creating and accessing your office documents is very easy with iWork now. Now, you can easily sort, edit and share pictures from mobile iOS devices. This was predictable that Apple will come out with a comprehensive strategy like this. Apple launched cloud services for iWork for competing with Microsoft’s 365. Though, the news for cloud services with iWork came little late, but iWork with its seamless cloud integration will probably ready to write another success chapter by providing hassle-free end user experience. Moreover, the functionalities make it more convenient to create content on iWork with better aesthetic appeal. iPhoto also made its debut into iPhone and iPAd as a generic application. iPhoto is a mandatory tool for every iOS user. iPhoto permits its users to resize, crop and edit pictures has now optimized its basic features to perform similar photo editing functions with touch and tap. The users can now easily enjoy features like GPS tagging to remember the places where that specific shot was taken and along with identifying similar faces in the album. iPhoto integrated with iCloud will now create robust and effortless environment to edit, store and share pictures. Apple is banking upon a strategic initiation by providing cloud services for its end users. If Apple would continue to work similarly in iPhone app development and iPad app development, it can become a domain leader.

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