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<\/a><\/center>As we’ve seen multiple times from MobileMe<\/a> to iOS Maps<\/a>, online services are Apple’s<\/a> (AAPL<\/a>) most glaring weakness. And now it seems that we can add iCloud to the list of Apple’s online service follies, because many third-party developers are hopping mad at what they describe as Apple’s failure to make iCloud seamlessly integrate and sync up with third-party application data. In a lengthy and detailed piece over at The Verge<\/em><\/a>, Ellis Hamburger talks with several disgruntled developers who say, among other things, that “iCloud hasn\u2019t worked out for us,” that “it just doesn\u2019t work,” that it creates “issues that\u00a0take hours to resolve and… can permanently corrupt your account,” and that it’s “a developer\u2019s worst nightmare… it\u2019s frustrating, maddening, and costs hundreds of support hours.”<\/p>\n