Back in mid-August Apple updated its iCloud.com web portal with a new iOS 7 redesign, at the time as part of beta testing. Now, iCloud has left beta and is public for everyone to use, prior to tomorrow’s public release of iOS 7 (hence the massive amounts of iOS 7 updates flooding your iOS device at the moment).
The responsive website allows iCloud users to access email, contacts, calendar, notes, reminders, Find my iPhone, Pages, Numbers and Keynote. There is event a moving background wallpaper, reminiscent of the new parallax effect in iOS 7. Let us know how you like the new redesigned iCloud.com.
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