Apple iCloud: A visual tour
Apple's new Web storage system will sync your music, pictures, and more.
New Contacts
iCloud keeps contacts in sync on all connected iOS devices, so you don't have to connect your phone to a computer to get your latest contact updates. When you create a contact on an iOS device, it first joins the cloud, and then it pushes straight away to your other devices.
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