When Apple announced their new cloud-based file management system called iCloud, it allowed you to backup your files to the Cloud, and synchronize your data between multiple devices.

Devices, such as the iPad and iPhone, can automatically backup files, such as photos, music, and documents to iCloud, and have these synchronize with your other Apple devices.

One of the significant differences you will notice between iCloud and Google Docs, is that, iCloud is meant only for Apple devices, such as the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

iCloud works by storing all of your music, photos, documents, books, and so on, and automatically pushing them out to all of your other devices, wirelessly.

Any documents that are stored within iCloud can be accessed and viewed from any device that is connected to the Internet. At this stage, iCloud does not offer a way to share the documents with other users.

On the other hand, Google Docs is a free document management service from...