Last week Apple released probably the last beta version of Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 and in she included the menu for transferring data from Mac to the new iCloud service. The menu is currently only available in the server version of Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 and shows us the process that a user must go through to synchronize their Mac data with the iCloud servers. As soon as this transfer is made, the information from the Mac: contacts, bookmarks, calendar information, photos, songs, etc., are also synchronized with the iDevices that are logged in to iCloud with that Apple ID.
This service will of course be available only to Mac owners who have OS X Lion 10.7.2 installed and those who have Windows will have to use a special application that will contain fewer functions. Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 will most likely be released together with iCloud and iOS 5, otherwise users will not be able to benefit from the functions brought by the new version of the operating system. Of course, we will find out more information tomorrow when Apple will again present everything related to iCloud and iOS 5.
