The new control panel requires Vista SP2 or Windows 7, and it allows syncing with Photo Stream, contacts, and calendars — although you'll need Outlook 2007 or later for the latter. It's ...

The update comes in at 40.03MB and users must be running Microsoft Windows Vista SP2 or Windows 7, with Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later and either Safari 5.1.1 or Internet Explorer 8 or later ...

Apple has seeded iCloud Control Panel 2.0 for Windows to developers, and it adds a series of important enhancements for iCloud users with PCs. Here are the new features: Shared Photo Stream support ...

Install this control panel on the Windows PC and access it via this path: Start Menu -> Control Panels -> iCloud. You’ll see options to sync mail, contacts, calendars and tasks, bookmarks, and ...

iCloud for Windows remains an effort aimed mostly at iOS users who also have Windows PCs. Between the new Control Panel and iCloud.com, it's possible for these people to keep their mail, calendars ...

Apple has long allowed Windows users to synchronize mobile Safari bookmarks with Internet Explorer, but it’s now opening that functionality up to more browsers. The updated iCloud Control Panel ...

iCloud Control Panel 3.0 for Windows, released yesterday, supports only Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome. iCloud keeps mail, contacts, and calendars up to date between your iPhone, iPad ...

Apple does not mention Windows 8 in the main description, but this the file you want. Apple calls this the iCloud Control Panel for Windows. As of now it is the iCloud Control Panel 2.1.2 for Windows.

Alongside the release of iTunes 11, Apple released a bevy of software updates on Thursday, including an upgraded iOS Remote app, version 2.0 of the iCloud control panel for Windows and digital RAW ...

Apple offers an iCloud-syncing utility for Windows called the iCloud Control Panel, and you can download it for free from the Apple site (link in Resources).

iCloud is primarily Apple and iOS-centric, but it does sync up nicely with Microsoft Windows and Outlook as well using the iCloud Control Panel for Windows tool.