What Lives (Find My iPhone) and What Dies (iDisk) When MobileMe Becomes iCloud [Apple]
24/06/2011 |
According to Apple's new MobileMe site, most of MobileMe, including email, Find My iPhone, and everything from iSync, will remain intact. iDisk, iWeb, and Gallery, are gone, but they'll be replaced by iCloud features with different names.More »...
iCloud Is Coming to WWDC [Apple]
Apple is finally ready to show off iCloud, its cloud service that they built that massive data center for. It was always a matter of when, rather than if, but at WWDC, we'll finally get to see what they're planning.More »
Goodbye, MobileMe. Hello, iCloud!
Today at WWDC 2011, Apple announced iCloud, the web-based storage and management service for your music, photos, apps, calendars, documents, and more, kept synced and organized across all of your iOS devices. Just as Steve Jobs used the term “digital hub” for the Mac (PC) over a decad...
Vote Now to Save Your Favorite MobileMe Feature With the iCloud Petition
If you’re unhappy that Apple is quashing your favorite MobileMe feature in the move over to iCloud, now is the time to do something about it. The Cupertino company has already stated that it will consider bringing features back to iCloud if enough people ask for them, and to help things alo...
MobileMe Outage Affects 75% of Users Who Cannot Access Mail, Me.com Web Apps, or Find My iPhone
Apple’s MobileMe service is currently experiencing issues that have resulted in an outage lasting several hours for 75% of subscribers. The issues mean those affected are unable to access Mail, Me.com web apps, or Find My iPhone.MobileMe downtime and minor (but frustrating) issues nothing n...
What Is Steve Jobs Announcing Monday? Here's The Scoop About iCloud & Time Capsules [Exclusive]
Apple has already revealed that Steve Jobs will talk about iCloud, iOS 5 and OS X Lion during his WWDC keynote on Monday morning.In addition, it’s rumored that Apple’s wireless Time Capsule backup/router will get a big update.Here’s how iCloud and the new Time Capsule will work,...
Apple May Give iCloud Away For Free With Lion
Here’s an added incentive to upgrade to Apple’s soon-to-be-released Mac OS X ‘Lion’: free iCloud services.The Cupertino, Calif. company will announce next week users who upgrade will get some iCloud services normally priced $99 for free, according to a Wednesday report.How...
Could iOS5 Eliminate the Need for iTunes Sync? Could iCloud Include Facebook-Style Apps? [Speculation]
In an unprecedented move, last Tuesday Apple outlined what they would be announcing at next week’s WWDC keynote. This, in combination with plenty of plausible rumors floating round the blogosphere, leaves little left to speculate about. But I’m going to have a go anyway. I think the m...
Apple: Did We Drop Your Favorite MobileMe Feature From iCloud? Just Ask For It Back
Are you still annoyed that your favorite MobileMe feature won’t be transferring over to iCloud? What will you do with all those files you have stored on your iDisk? How will you sync System Preferences between your Macs? Well, if you ask Apple nicely (and you get all your friends and family...
Apple Starts Giving Away Snow Leopard To Get Remaining MobileMe Users Onto iCloud
Still using MobileMe? Time to make the jump to iCloud. Apple finally gave the notice that it would be killing off MobileMe once and for all on June 30th, 2012. The soon-to-be-defunct service has already been replaced with iCloud, but Mac users who are still not running an OS X version older than ...
Will Apple's cloud storage and streaming services be known as iCloud?
According to a report by GigaOM, Apple could be shelling out around $4.5 million to buy the domain name iCloud.com, potentially for the long rumored music locker/streaming service. The icloud domain was recently owned by another company that used the name for an online storage service. It has jus...
