Update: added information forsubscribers
existing, see end of article
With the arrival ofiOS 8theSeptember 17
next, the general public will finally be able to enjoy the new features
announced by Apple during theconference
opening of WWDC 14.
Among them, many use the Cloud asiCloud Drive vu
icior the new functions ofsharing and storage of
photos and videos. As time passes, more and more files
find themselves sent to iCloud and we quickly find ourselves cramped
with the 5 GB offered.
To increase the storage, you must then upgrade to a subscription. With iOS 8
Apple has decided to lower prices:
It is duringthe keynote of
Junethat Apple had announced the arrival of the new pricing, but
Since then we haven't seen anything happen. The Cupertino company therefore took advantage of
redesign of the site and the publication of the iPhone 6 and Apple pages
Watch to reveal its new offerings.
As we can see, 20 GB is billed only €0.99 monthly, it
then you have to count €3.99 for 200 GB, 9.99 * for 500 GB and €19.9 monthly
for 1TB.
Compared to other offers like that of Dropbox, Onedrive… that
do you think of Apple's?
Updated September 11:
the case of existing subscribers was of course in question regarding
this downward pricing change. As we saw it
a few years ago on similar price changes, Apple applied
of course the same prices for existing subscribers. According toMacRumors,
they received or should receive an email indicating that there would beand
reimbursement of the price difference pro rata for the remaining months
before renewing the subscription.
For subscribers who were on astorage volume that does not exist
plus, they keep the latter (example 25 GB instead of 20 GB)
immediately lower price. On the other hand, if the user modifies his choice
then, of course, it will not be able to return to its original capacity
later.
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