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1 Is Apple's MobileMe As Great As I Think It Is?
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2 Daily Tech: Somebody Pulls an Uh-Oh at Apple, Ships Mobile Me to the Wrong People
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3 Do You Use MobileMe?
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4 Two More Free Mobile Me Months: Are You Still on Board?
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5 WWDC 2010 Rumors: Which Will Come to Pass?
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6 Apple Enables Music Streaming Through MobileMe iDisk
We all shed a tear when music-streaming service Lala went down, and have been waiting to see what Apple would do with the recently purchased company ever since. Rumors have been swirling that Apple would skip over music and head straight for video streaming, but now, evidence is surfacing that Apple is in fact, allowing music streaming through a back door feature that utilizes MobileMe's Read more
I know you've been on the edge of your seat all weekend, just dying to know what will be announced at the WWDC kickoff today. Besides the obvious — the movie-worthy iPhone 4 — there have been a few other rumors swirling around. Take a gander at a few of them, and tell me if you think they'll be more than rumor by day's end: Free MobileMe — There have been reports of MobileMe subscribers' Read more
MobileMe has had its issues from the get go: crashing computers, lost emails, and system outages, which has left a bad taste in even the most steadfast of Apple fans' mouths. But in an attempt to turn things around, Apple announced yesterday that they are tacking on another 60-days of free service in addition to the 30-day free trial issued on July 15: To recognize our users' patience, we are Read more
Not everyone in tech can admit they made a mistake, but here we go: MobileMe, that other Apple product released recently, has been pretty plagued since it launched. Reports of crashing computers, lost email, and the service being constantly down have perturbed even the most loyal Macheads. Steve Jobs has stepped up to the plate to acknowledge all this static, saying that MobileMe was "not up to Read more
Oopsies! Apple accidentally shipped Mobile Me to some .Mac customers. Someone is SO getting fired. — Engadget Google Talk has just launched for the iPhone. Rejoice! — Lifehacker Switched announces their 10 Most Stubborn People in Tech. Our man Steve tops the list. — Switched Some awesome judge in Delaware delivered his decision with a World of Warcraft metaphor. — Kotaku Google has Read more
After hearing all the in's and out's of Apple's new iPhone 2.0 software and the iPhone 3G (on sale July 11), something that really grabbed my attention - other than the built-in GPS and amazing apps - was MobileMe, a service that allows you to sync all your photos, email, calendar, contacts from your Mac (iCal, iDisk, Address Book and Mail) or PC (Microsoft Outlook) to your iPhone over the air. Read more
Steve Jobs introduced iCloud at the Worldwide Developers Conference to an excited audience earlier this week. We've been waiting for a cloud-based service from Apple ever since it bought Lala back in 2009, and while iCloud isn't exactly what we had expected, it certainly has its finer points. iCloud allows you to automatically sync all of your digital info (including photos, books, music, Read more
Steve Jobs introduced iCloud at today's WWDC keynote presentation, which promises to move the center of your digital life to the cloud. Essentially, all of the info you receive on your iDevices (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touches, and MacBooks) is sent to the cloud first then gets pushed down into your devices, so you're completely synced at all times. Further, iCloud "just works" with all of your apps. Read more
Apple released some news about its upcoming WWDC programming earlier this week, which will feature iCloud, iOS5, and OSX Lion. But a new report from the Los Angeles Times gives us even more details into Apple's iCloud service. According to the report, Apple has partnered with all four of the major music labels (Warner, EMI, Sony, and Universal) to bring music streaming to the cloud. Additionally, Read more
Historically, WWDC has meant iPhone mania for geeks around the world, but since this year's model is said to be delayed for another few months, Apple has to fill the gaps with something juicy. Enter Apple's rumored cloud storage service, dubbed iCloud. In a press release earlier this morning, Apple confirmed these announcements, which are to be delivered by Steve Jobs himself (along with his team Read more
