As we reported yesterday, Apple has launched the iCloud beta. A now, here’s word of caution to anyone with a MobileMe account. You already know MobileMe is going away. And you also know your account has been extended and will be converted to an iCloud account. But remember that this is a Beta period, and you’re probably going to want to wait. Why? Because when Apple says Beta, they kind of mean it.

Google and Eye-Fi have teamed up to announce one heck of a deal. If you buy 200GB of online storage from Google, Eye-Fi will throw in one of their 4GB SDHC Eye-Fi Home video cards for free along with a year of Web Share and Geotagging. FYI, it only costs $50 for one year’s worth of 200GB of online storage from Google. The memory card by itself is $69.99, and the one year of Web Share and Geotagging is another $24.98.

Mozy is one of the leading online back-up services. It’s been available on Windows since its launch, and a beta version for the Mac was released not too long ago. The service from EMC allows consumers to back up data on their desktops and laptops to a remote data center, then recover it later if more »

Time Capsule is Apple’s answer to network-attached Time Machine backups within a local area network. It allows multiple people to back-up wirelessly or wired, making it ideal for laptop users. However, online backups are far more secure – as they’re stored in a datacenter away from your own home. A company called Macminicolo.net has been more »

Online storage is getting more viable these days, especially with bandwidth on the rise and costs falling. What better way to join in the fun then accessing it on your trusty iPhone? Box.net, a CNET Webware 100 winner, is now offering online storage access for the iPhone, enabling users to store and view Word, Excel more »