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Check iCloud Email from a Windows PC or Anywhere via Web

How to Access iCloud.com Email from Anywhere via the Web


  1. From any web browser, go to http://icloud.com and log in with the Apple ID / iCloud email
  2. Click on the “Mail” icon once logged in
  3.  iCloud Mail will load, offering full access to the iCloud email account including the inbox, drafts, sent, archives, Trash, junk mail, VIP lists, and any other mail folders.

     
The iCloud Mail web client is full featured, you can send, reply, forward, trash, flag, archive, and compose new email messages directly from the iCloud.com Mail website. Because iCloud Mail is connected to your Apple ID, you’ll even have full access to your contacts list and address book, with auto-complete and everything. This is really useful for many reasons, particularly if you’re away from your iOS devices or Mac but you still want to check your iCloud email, but it’s also very helpful because it’s the only way to check iCloud email from a PC, whether that PC is running Windows or Linux, or something else.

Tethered Jailbreak vs Untethered Jailbreak


Tethered Jailbreak

Tethered jailbreaks are require a computer connection to boot a jail broken iOS device. It means this: every time your iPhone or iPod touch reboots or the battery dies, you have to connect (tether) your iOS device back to your computer so that the hardware can boot with the aid of the jailbreak application.
After the device has been booted you can then disconnect it from your computer and use it as usual, just remember that if the battery dies or you reboot the iPhone/iPod you will need to connect it again.

Untethered Jailbreak

An untethered jailbreak is the jailbreak that didn't requires connection to your computer except for the initial jail breaking process. You can reboot your iPhone or iPod touch as usual, there is no need to connect it to computer. Or if the battery dies it’s no big deal you just charge it again and it will boot as usual.