Anyone looking for clues on an iCloud release date can look to the iCloud news that appeared online this week with a hint about what Apple has told AppleCare employees. This could reveal clues about an iCloud and iPhone 5 announcement.
"Apple has reportedly informed its AppleCare division to expect an influx of iOS-related inquiries from customers beginning Monday, Oct. 10, perhaps signaling when the company plans to release iOS 5 to existing device owners," states the report on Apple Insider.
iOS is the software that runs devices like the iPhone and iPad.
This would suggest an October
iPhone 5 release date. Theories say that the
iPhone 5 features an eight-megapixel camera and a faster and slimmer device, with an A5 processor that's also in the iPad 2. The iCloud release date is likely to happen in line with the iPhone 5 release.
Which could include the
much-vaunted new iCloud iPhone. A new iCloud phone could be offered by Apple as a lower-cost alternative that features less flash memory onboard, so that users can tap into iCloud features for cloud storage.
This would all work nicely with the
looming iCloud release date. Apple took their first step "in to" the cloud with the launch of iCloud.com, a site has gone live as a beta. iCloud comes with 5GB of free storage, plus an additional option of 10GB for $20/year, 20GB for $40/year and 50GB for $100/year.
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For everyone awaiting the launch / release of the iCloud, you only have a few more weeks to wait. The release date for the iCloud as well as the iOS 5 is October 10th (the iPhone 5 should be release on October 15th, read my post: Click Here for details). There has been claims that Apple has already been working to merge all Apple IDs to avoid a huge syncing dilemma when the iCloud and iOS 5 update occurs in early October. 
