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Question

How to upload photos from itunes to icloud?

Feb 25, 2013 12:55AM PST

Hi.

In a MAC. How I can upload photos to Icloud?

How to copy photos from Itunes to Dropbox?

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Second question.
Feb 25, 2013 1:01AM PST

You would copy such or rather sync then turn off the sync. But then how to access it like a drive? Dropbox may not be what you need.

Maybe a few USB memory sticks is the best move.
Bob

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dropbox
Feb 25, 2013 4:22AM PST

Dropbox is exactly what I need. I have data in dropbox I can access from my Blackberry, Galaxy S3, MAC, PC, Ipad.

I just wondering how to copy from Itunes to Dropbox.

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I would not copy from iTunes to dropbox.
Feb 25, 2013 5:03AM PST

However I can have files and folders from my computer sync to dropbox and the files are then on dropbox.

My Android is fine with that but you seem to want to integrate iTunes and dropbox and then not have the files on your computer. That's where I think you won't like dropbox.
Bob

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exactly!!
Feb 25, 2013 7:45AM PST

exactly. i want to upload everything to the cloud. no matter how expensive icloud is, no matter if I need imatch. I just want to know how to upload my photos and music to the cloud. space in my mac air is limited and is limited as well in my mobile devices so I'm wondering how i can achieve that??

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Sorry,
Feb 25, 2013 7:50AM PST

I only tackled the second question and can chat about dropbox. I can't use Apple's cloud or do much with it for the past year.

My apple account was hijacked and while I do have the account back they won't reset my security questions until I put in a valid credit card and you bet I won't put in the credit card until the last items are reset.

So my thoughts about Apple's cloud is "not that good" if they can't fix an issue without risking my credit card along the way.

I'm sure this is discussed elsewhere but all on the cloud is not where I'm going. I'm think what this other person is thinking at a link to follow.
Bob

-> http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-57486930-71/woz-the-cloud-is-a-nightmare/