Apple brings iCloud Photos and more to Android with new Web-based apps

Located at icloud.com just like the desktop version, this mobile site works on the default browsers for both iOS and Android devices (with some caveats for the latter) and has a more limited scope than users already saw on the desktop Web.Further ReadingApple’s iCloud has been a poor experience in Windows, but a new update seeks to fix thatThat smaller scope starts with the Web apps that are available: the mobile version only offers Photos, Notes, Find iPhone, and Reminders. That said, the main benefit here seems to be access to these features on an Android phone, as most of Apple's services don't offer native apps for Android.Some things like browsing iCloud photos previously lacked strong solutions on that platform, and there are some people out there who, for one reason or another, live in both the Android and Apple worlds simultaneously across their devices.However, it looks like Apple still has some work to do.