iOS5 may already be winning new fans with its improved features, showcased through the beta release. However, along with it is supposed to come the mighty iCloud service that will put everyone’s data up there, for use and access, anytime, anywhere. It is expected more sooner than later. And with a budget-conscious gizmo lust, the pricing details have are available. The service will include 5GB free data storage, which can be upgraded to 15GB (10GB extra), for $20. You can also take it up to 20GB at just $40 or 50GB extra for $100. All prices are on a per year basis.

The interesting fact is that there is a 15-day period to grab a refund if you decide against a subscription upgrade and a 45-day refund if you go in for a yearly subscription cancellation.
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