what does it mean when you say icloud attached? Are there other devices linked to the account?
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That means that unless you have that iCloud account detail you cannot use that iphone
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Hi Julie. No, that is just a spec from Apple that Amazon populated. If you had iCloud on other Apple devices of your own you could sync it with your phone.
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Yes. I use both my iPad and my iPhone. However, both are on the same iTunes account.
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No it wont. You need to scan and synchronize with Outlook and since I have I Cloud i trf to icloud from outlook its easy. G
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While there is a computer based dashboard, the device only connects to smartphone and iPad via bluetooth; in turn the dashboard (connected to your account) gets sync'd
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I do not know anything about apple devices but do know it seems to multiplex devices connected to the 7-Port USB hub. By Multiplex I mean it takes an extremely long time to transfer data through the 7-Port Hub as each port gets a slice of time to transmit whether it has anything connected to it or not - rendering it useless for my purposes.
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Do you know if they are linked per say with another phone? Are you using the same gmail account in another phone besides the one you have?
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You have to go into the account settings inside the application you are using...it is not stored in the device.
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Yes. For instance, without having iTunes active, I attached my iPhone 3G--currently acting as my "iPod"--via a standard microUSB cable with the neXplug connecting to the iPhone. My Windows PC recognized the new attached device, activated iTunes, and initiated and successfully completed a Sync operation, updating all the podcasts I had downloaded via iTunes with my PC. Seems to work great as a "charging connection" and a "syncing connection"!
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icloud was launched Oct. 2011-------------This particular Macbook is fron early 2006, so in my case the answer is No. But if you accidenty get a mac with icloud, not to worry-as U can delete---the info as to how is online----type remove icloud from Mac in youe search engine
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The iPad uses the iCloud for most of your storage. However you must be connected to wifi to use it.
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Yes. I assume you mean I Tunes or something like that. You would download the software from their site to your computer. The Cloud is an internet based server that holds information or songs or movies, whatever. You login from the internet to gain access to the cloud.
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In case you didn't know, you can purchase more gb's through iCloud, for example 20gb for approx $1.06 per month, tax included. This is for your 16 gb iPad. So you still have options to add more gb's. I hope this helps...
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I did the same and all I did was back everything up to iCloud and it works.
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Its pretty easy once you get your cloud accounts entered into the device. A stylus helps.
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Went on a 10-day device-free vacation, and when I returned, uploaded data. Took 2 separate syncs to get all the information in (no errors, just some of the older days' data didn't show up until I had synced a second time), but otherwise was without incident, and with full details as if I had been uploading daily.
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This is very typical, there are pre-installed apps such as safari, calender, photos, camera, etc. already downloaded from Apple which takes up the 3.5 gigabytes you are missing. That is why I always buy the 64gb iPads, (I own 5), and only 59gb is available. I believe all tablets and smartphones are like this. It's not that you are being ripped off, your iPad actually does have 16gb, it's just that 3.5gb are already pre-installed apps. Another example would be a 32gb iPad or smartphone would only have approx 28 or 29gb available, so this is very typical, not anything to get concerned about, The manufacturers have to use some gigabytes for the pre-installed apps. I hope this answers your question. This is very typical, there are pre-installed apps such as safari, calender, photos, camera, etc. already downloaded from Apple which takes up the 3.5 gigabytes you are missing. That is why I always buy the 64gb iPads, (I own 5), and only 59gb is available. I believe all tablets and smartphones are like this. It's not that you are being ripped off, your iPad actually does have 16gb, it's just that 3.5gb are already pre-installed apps. Another example would be a 32gb iPad or smartphone would only have approx 28 or 29gb available, so this is very typical, not anything to get concerned about,... » Read More This is very typical, there are pre-installed apps such as safari, calender, photos, camera, etc. already downloaded from Apple which takes up the 3.5 gigabytes you are missing. That is why I always buy the 64gb iPads, (I own 5), and only 59gb is available. I believe all tablets and smartphones are like this. It's not that you are being ripped off, your iPad actually does have 16gb, it's just that 3.5gb are already pre-installed apps. Another example would be a 32gb iPad or smartphone would only have approx 28 or 29gb available, so this is very typical, not anything to get concerned about, The manufacturers have to use some gigabytes for the pre-installed apps. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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That's the question though, how do they define when we "start" using it? The sales receipt date? The first date we connect our devices online? The day we register for an account? I'm concerned whether I have 20-something days left, or if the countdown hasn't begun.