Apple iCloud users from New York to London are seeing selective outages of service that leave them without access to their iCloud mail accounts, a problem that has persisted for over a day.

Apple says it has resolved a widespread iCloud issue that caused service disruptions for 40 percent of its users—that comes out to at least 128 million people, based on a company customer count.

Apple's iCloud service is suffering an outage which appears to be affecting a few other Apple services as well. A number of ...

Apple’s iCloud service appears to be suffering an extended outage today, with users reporting issues with iCloud-based apps and services like Notes and Find My iPhone. In a recent update of its ...

Apple’s Systems Status page reports that iCloud’s Calendars, Contacts, and Reminders are currently affected by the ongoing outage, and that some users might have issues. The company says that ...

While it remains unclear what exactly is causing the disruptions of service, Apple is building a new data center in Reno, Nev., which should aid the company in offering a more stable iCloud.

If you’re having issues with iCloud today, you might be part of the 1%. Apple is reporting that a small percentage of users may be experiencing disruption of its iCloud Documents, Photo Stream ...

Apple has launched iCloud, their suite of apps that promise cloud syncing and the ability to access your music, photos and documents from anywhere. The site had been experiencing some service ...

Apple's iCloud service is encountering service disruptions across at least one of its major services, with users expressing their frustration on X (formerly Twitter), with some TechRadar staff ...

According to a new study of 2,012 developers by Appcelerator, a mobile solutions provider, and research firm IDC, app developers are seeing Apple’s new iCloud service as a major growth ...

It looks as if many users of Apple's iCloud service are experiencing issues with the platform. 9to5Mac reports that multiple iCloud services are either slow or unavailable, and some users can't ...

Apple says it has resolved a widespread iCloud issue that caused service disruptions for 40 percent of its users -- that comes out to at least 128 million people, based on a company customer count.