Is it possible to upooad documents to iCloud

Question

....and I'm talking about any docuemnt, not an iWork document not an MS Office document, I mean any document, any file type. I know hat I can do with iWork, but guess what, I'm tired of buying new vession of that crap every freakin year, and never actually using it. Also, why is Apple constantly taking things away from me. With iDisk I was albe to easily backup anything I needed, but I cannot with iCloud. Again, Apple has mastered the art of F***ing over their customers
All I want to do is take a simple file be it a video file, or some other type of file that isn't MS Office, or a propietary Apple file type, and save it on the cloud. Is that too much to ask Apple?
I was never a Mac fan in the beginning, but after a while Apple finally won me over, but I can honestly say that I've started using my PC more and rarely use my Mac. The reason for this is because I like to have full control over my system, and not lose features with every new OS. Microsoft does not keep taking features away from me; plain and simple. I'm tired of Apple trying to dumb down what they already have. It's dumbed down enough. By making thing easier, you're only taking awa those options that I grew to like, and in turn making things more difficult to accompish because those options are not there
If anyone knows how I can upload a document to iCloud, I woudl greatly appriciate the anwer. If there isn' a way, I'll accept that, cancel my iCloud membvership, and pay for cloud storage which is actually cheaper than my iCloud account.
Apple you need to realize that those people who call the call cener and who you take all that feedback from are only 10 percent of your customer base who are idiots and actually need to have things dumbed down even more I know this post will probalby be removed, but you obviously have my email based on my Apple ID, so you know who this is. If yo have an actual anwer, not an excuse, I'll be happy to except it.

Answer 1

The answer is not "no". The best answer is probably DropBox. You install DropBox on your phone and on your computer. You save/copy the documents you want to keep in DropBox and on your phone you can open them. Better still, DropBox for iPhone and iPad permits you to "start" the file, which makes a copy and keeps it directly on your device (instead of downloading each time).
You can put PDFs, Microsoft Word Docs, Excel Spreadsheets, iWork documents, images, movies, HTML, plain text, etc. and view them on your phone and take them with you. Not only that, but you can also access them from any computer using a web browser (in case you lose your phone). I do this with my travel docs all the time,
The other answer is that the iBooks app permits you to load PDFs into it through iTunes. Take your PDF and drag it into the the iTunes window to add it to the Books library in iTunes. Then, connect your iPad, select which books you want to sync (in this case, the "Books" are your PDF documents), and sync. Ta-da -- your files in iBooks. It should be noted that DropBox permits you to copy PDF documents into iBooks too (and images into the Photos app).