Prices of new iCloud subscriptions were revealed this morning by the Apple company, and this after I told you the other day that on September 25 it will be new tariff plans launched for the services of those in Cupertino.
According to the Apple company, the prices of the new iCloud subscriptions start from 0.99 dollars or 0.99 euros in Europe, the dollar-euro parity being maintained in the case of all subscriptions, even though the American currency is cheaper than the European one, but for Apple this matters less.
More specifically, the prices of new iCloud subscriptions are :
- 50 GB – 0.99 euros;
- 200 GB – 2.99 euros;
- 1 TB – 9.99 euros.
The good part of the whole problem is that now for 50 GB of storage space in iCloud you will pay no more than 1 euro per month, a very small amount that anyone can afford to store any kind of photos, videos or important information in Apple servers.
Even the amount of 2.99 euros for 200 GB of storage space is not that high and could be within the reach of anyone, the much larger amount of space offered by Apple being ideal for those who record a lot of multimedia content.
The use of iCloud is beneficial for iPhones, iPads or iPod Touches because all data from our terminals are automatically saved in Apple's servers, iCloud saving data that other online storage services are not able to access.
Having said that, the prices of the new iCloud subscriptions will be available from September 25, when they will be officially launched.
