The past year has seen an unexpected expansion of the remote workforce and with it new approaches to collaboration. While cloud-based file sharing and storage platforms were already an integral part ...

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To share your iCloud storage with others, you'll need to set up Family Sharing on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. When you activate Family Sharing, you'll also have the chance to share App Store purchases, ...

In iOS 11, you can share your iCloud storage with family members. This is a big deal, thanks to the new supersize iCloud plans, which make it a lot cheaper to buy a single 2TB plan and share it among ...

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I tried to find this out once as well—different end goal than what you present, but same general idea (I wanted to be able to add someone to my family group and only share storage with them, nothing ...

The first requirement--sharing data between servers--is addressed by Network Attached Storage (NAS). A NAS device provides file access to clients that it connects to using file access protocols ...

One UI 7 lets you use your Galaxy phone as a webcam for your Galaxy Book PC, thanks to the updated Camera Share feature. It also adds a new Storage Sharing feature that lets you access your Galaxy ...

Backing up your iPhone or iPad is very important, as we tech journalists constantly tell our readers. You don’t want to lose vital data or personally significant photos and messages. But backing up to ...