Application Of Icloud Drive

< p > < < a href= "http:// > www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > iOS 8 < /a > OS X Yosemite, apple decides to adopt a more conventional approach, and it is also a way for more than 400 million iCloud users to always manage the document.

Through extensibility, user oriented functions and developer API are extended to let applications surpass sandbox while paying attention to safety and familiarity.

This is a complex change which will require apple and third party developers to consider the technical implications of their applications carefully.

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< p > for users, the most obvious new function is iCloud Drive, the location of a unified storage file.

Based on Apple's new CloudKit, iCloud Drive will be a special folder in OS X, with a sub folder to store applications that need to store files to iCloud; iOS iCloud Drive will not be a specialized application, but it will build up a new file selector, each application can be implanted into the file selector.

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< p > iCloud Drive is different from Apple's "file cloud storage". Previously, a href= "http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Apple < /a > prevented iCloud iCloud's document library from accessing other application's "document library".

Although there is a way to manually browse iCloud in the directory of OS X Finder, apple does not formally support the system, nor does it have access to the user interface.

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< p > > a href= "http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > iCloud Drive < /a > will display all the document libraries supporting iCloud applications.

In each device, iCloud Drive will allow users to browse the document folder created in iOS or OS X; desktop users will also be able to manage their own iCloud Drive from Finder, and delete files and folders.

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< p > therefore, although iCloud's principle is the same -- viewing all the files on all devices, and then editing where it is now - the way it is presented to users is different now, it's strange that it reminds people of the traditional file system.

Over the years, Apple has tried to build iCloud into a document storage / persistence solution that does not require any user classified management. In iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, you will be able to "freely handle the files you choose" in your preferred way.

This is an important change that fits the flexible route of customization and iOS 8.

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