MobileMe replaces .Mac, adds iPhone-friendly features
#3
Posted 09 June 2008 - 11:11 AM
I've paid the .Mac (previously iTools) since it went to a paid subscription service. I want to access my email using the website and I cannot access it.
Is this o.k.?
I demand to be able to use my .Mac account, call it MobileMe, call it AppleHasMyMoney, whatever, but give me access to the service when I need it.
Is this o.k.?
I demand to be able to use my .Mac account, call it MobileMe, call it AppleHasMyMoney, whatever, but give me access to the service when I need it.
#5
Posted 09 June 2008 - 11:13 AM
Still no bloody To Do support!
What is wrong with you, Apple?!? You encourage people to use To Dos by putting the feature into iCal and then into Mail....but then you refuse to support the same feature in the iPhone, where it could really be useful!
There's just no good reason to omit ToDos after the iPhone has been on the market for a year. Really, this really dulls my excitement over an otherwise great looking next-gen iPhone.
What is wrong with you, Apple?!? You encourage people to use To Dos by putting the feature into iCal and then into Mail....but then you refuse to support the same feature in the iPhone, where it could really be useful!
There's just no good reason to omit ToDos after the iPhone has been on the market for a year. Really, this really dulls my excitement over an otherwise great looking next-gen iPhone.
#7
Posted 09 June 2008 - 11:18 AM
Once again, no To Do support!!
This is insane. Really, it makes no sense to encourage people to use To Dos by building them into iCal and then into Mail, while refusing to support the same feature on the iPhone, where it could really be useful.
It's pathetic that Apple can't manage to support such a common feature found on all other phones. Really, for me, this seriously mars an otherwise great-looking update to the iPhone.
This is insane. Really, it makes no sense to encourage people to use To Dos by building them into iCal and then into Mail, while refusing to support the same feature on the iPhone, where it could really be useful.
It's pathetic that Apple can't manage to support such a common feature found on all other phones. Really, for me, this seriously mars an otherwise great-looking update to the iPhone.
#8
Posted 09 June 2008 - 11:24 AM
I'm going to be TOTALLY pissed if they get rid of the mac.com address. Will Apple suddenly pay for my business cards or the time it's going to take me to change everything over to a new address? This is such a pain in the ass. I expect this kind of crap from my cable company, but not Apple.
#12
Posted 09 June 2008 - 11:37 AM
I have no interest in a "mobileme.com" email address. I'll have to carefully evaluate any real new value, but if they kill my "mac.com" address I may just cancel and switch to my comcast email and web space. This sounds like an utterly stupid and unnecessary complication. If they want to ADD "mobileme" as a parallel domain, fine; disrupting all existing members would be stupid.
#14
Posted 09 June 2008 - 11:40 AM
I've used .mac since the days of the iTools days and if the plan to roll .mac into .me means I lose my .mac account, I can pretty much say that I'll be dropping this. While some of the features are nice, the only reason why I've stayed with .mac was the email account. If I lose that then there's little reason to keep it.
Besides .me is not as nerdy as .mac and I have a reputation to uphold :D
Besides .me is not as nerdy as .mac and I have a reputation to uphold :D



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