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Photo Stream

If you love taking photos on the go with your iPhone, don't forget to turn on your Photo Stream in your settings. This is a great way to stream your last 1000 photos across all your devices ie. iPod, iPad, computers PC or MAC. Photo Stream also stores your photos in the iCloud. Though I've yet to actually find them in iCloud.com (still awaiting that option). But if you're anything like me running around taking photos of everything eye-catching it's great to see your photos directly linked across your devices. once on your computer you can easily just move your photos into your Events in your iPhotos or any other folder. In your PC there's also a Photo Stream folder created for your photos. It's created when you download iTunes and sign into your iCloud account. Very cool stuff. I remember having to create FTP folders and send photos across or make them available via links. Now it all works.

With Photo Stream you can also share any photos with anyone you like without including the whole world. Just create a Photo Stream using iPhone and share via email. When they accept not only can they see your Photo Stream they can comment on them as well. It's a great way to get away from all those text messages and an easy way to share your photos with those closest to you. Apple TV allows viewing photos on the big screen with family, friends, for parties and other enjoyable occasions. 

In iOS7 when you create a Photo Stream whoever you share with can also share in the created Photo Stream you invited them into. 

For additional info on setting up your Photo Stream visit Apple iCloud Setup
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