Apple releases yearly iCloud pricing: 10GB for $20, 20GB for $40 and 50GB for $100

Along with todays release of Apple’s iCloud.com beta, Apple has also released the cost for iCloud upgrades. The pricing will be on a yearly basis, and seems fairly reasonable for storage space. Remember that your pictures don’t count against your tally. The storage would be used for media and backups of your device, or even devices. You can get a 10GB, 20GB or even a 50GB upgrade to your account, and everyone will still get 5GB free. The upgrade can be purchased in the iCloud Settings on your iOS device, if you are using iOS 5. See the screenshot below for the official image from iOS 5’s iCloud settings.

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