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iCloud, iOS5, and Lion pages are up - Trouble - 06-06-2011
iCloud http://www.apple.com/icloud/
Lion http://www.apple.com/macosx/
iOS5 http://www.apple.com/ios/ios5/
Re: iCloud page is up - jdc - 06-06-2011
so WTF do I do with all my mobileme stuff?
what about web based email? How do I get my .me email on my PC at work?
Re: iCloud, iOS5, and Lion pages are up - abevilac - 06-06-2011
MobileMe is still working for me although I can't check my account settings.
oops. I lied. It's now letting me in and here's what it says.
Account Type Family Pack - Master
Subscription Start Date Jan 2, 2011
Subscription End Date Jun 30, 2012
So, they are giving me an extra 6 months of something - I'm not sure what!
Re: iCloud, iOS5, and Lion pages are up - abevilac - 06-06-2011
Info on the MobileMe transition can be found at:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4597
Effective June 6, 2011, if you had an active MobileMe account, your service has been automatically extended through June 30, 2012, at no additional charge. After this, the MobileMe service will no longer be available.
Re: iCloud, iOS5, and Lion pages are up - mstudio - 06-06-2011
So it looks like after 6/12 there won't be anymore web hosting, gallery or iDisk? I've been using .mac/mobileme pretty much from the start. Looks like I have a year to figure this all out.
Re: iCloud, iOS5, and Lion pages are up - freeradical - 06-06-2011
Lion for $29.99
Microsoft must not like this...
Re: iCloud, iOS5, and Lion pages are up - freeradical - 06-06-2011
It's nice to see that my 3rd gen iPod Touch is compatible with iOS 5.
Re: iCloud, iOS5, and Lion pages are up - deckeda - 06-06-2011
freeradical wrote:
Lion for $29.99
Microsoft must not like this...
They've had a few years already, since Snow Leopard came out, to get used to the idea that a mature, full OS with many pro features from a major software vendor only needs to be $29.