iCloud Drive is Apple's new solution to document and file management across iOS and OS X. If you've upgraded to iOS 8 and you have an iCloud account, you can use iCloud Drive. Subscriptions range from free all the way to $19.99 a month, depending on your storage needs. If you aren't sure where to start, we can walk you through the set up process and how to start using iCloud Drive!
How to enable iCloud Drive manually on iPhone and iPad
When you upgrade to iOS initially, you should be prompted on whether
or not you'd like to upgrade to iCloud Drive. If you said yes, you don't
need to do anything further and can continue to the next section.
However, if you said no, you can enable iCloud Drive in just a few taps
by following these steps:
- Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad running iOS 8 or higher.
- Tap on iCloud.
- Tap on iCloud Drive.
- Turn On the option for iCloud Drive.
You may receive a popup warning if you have other iOS and OS X devices that aren't currently using iCloud Drive. Remember that all of them must be updated for compatibility to work between all of them. So just repeat this process on all of them.
Via: iMore
