The Apple company implements a series of novelties for users iCloud, those from Cupertino improving the functionality of the Photos application used to view multimedia content from iCloud. More precisely, those from Apple now allow iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users to access the already created iCloud photo library from the iCloud interface.
The new version of the Photos application for iCloud is available on the beta.icloud.com website, the application interface being modified to offer this functionality. Apple has implemented some elements of the Photos application for Mac and allows browsing among the photos available in the iCloud photo library, as well as uploading new content.
Pictures can also be downloaded to computers by users, they are also grouped in albums, if they were also created in our terminals. Everything is offered through a special bar that can be shown or hidden using a button in the upper left part of the iCloud Photos application interface.
Apart from these, when accessing a photo from the library, the Photos application will also display a list of the rest of the photos available before and after the photo I accessed. All these changes are meant to provide a theoretically good web experience for the Photos app, although Apple still has a lot of changes to bring its web interface up to date.
