This guide will show you how to setup and use Messages in iCloud on your iPhone, iPad and Mac. We’ll show you the steps to get this up and running, explain exactly what Messages in iCloud is ...

If you get a new Apple device, your entire history of text messages and attachments instantly appears on it. (Before Messages in iCloud, your current and future messages appeared, but you couldn’t ...

Nearly a year after it was first announced, Messages in iCloud is finally available. All you need to enable it is iOS 11.4 on your iPhone or iPad, and macOS 10.13.4 on your Mac You’ll almost ...

(Before Messages in iCloud, your current and future messages appeared, but you couldn’t scroll to see past ones—at least not without restoring from a backup.) ...

Messages in iCloud is secure enough for most of us, but it opens a new attack vector for enterprise users.

See also: What would Steve Jobs think of today's Apple? First off, to make Messages in iCloud work you need to download and install iOS 11.4 onto your iOS devices, and macOS 10.13.5 onto your Macs.

With the new iOS 11.4 rolling out for iPhone users, they will finally have access to the Messages in iCloud feature.

Without Text Message Forwarding enabled in Settings > Messages, only Apple’s iMessages (messages in blue bubbles) appear on all your devices and use presence to figure out which one to prioritize.

Improved message sync between all of your Apple devices is ready -- here's what you need to know.

You can recover or retrieve deleted or lost text messages on iPhone by restoring a backup from iCloud or iTunes or using a third-party app.

Sometimes, it's better to delete old messages from iCloud to keep your storage sane again. You can do this by following the steps in this article.