Dear MobileMe member, We'd like to share some exciting news with you about iCloud — Apple’s upcoming cloud service, which stores your content and wirelessly pushes it to your devices. iCloud integrates seamlessly with your apps, so everything happens automatically. Available this fall, iCloud is free for iOS 5 and OS X Lion users. What does this mean for you as a MobileMe member? When you sign up for iCloud, you'll be able to keep your MobileMe email address and move your mail, contacts, calendars, and bookmarks to the new service. Your MobileMe subscription will be automatically extended through June 30, 2012, at no additional charge. After that date, MobileMe will no longer be available. When iCloud becomes available this fall, we will provide more details and instructions on how to make the move. In the meantime, we encourage you to learn more about iCloud. Sincerely, The MobileMe Team |
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FREE iPod Touch / iPhone 3G / iPhone 3GS / Apple TV TIPS & TRICKS. Its easy to forget the tips you find from the Internet. Thus, one of the way is to keep the important tips that I always used in my Blog. It will also help some of the people who faced similar problems.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
MobileMe Subscription Automatically Extended to June 30, 2012
Monday, June 6, 2011
Apple iCloud Might Have Better Advantage Compared to Amazon and Google
Referring to the recent article by Bloomberg Business Week.
Apple might be able to transform the Music Industry.
“Label executives say they are negotiating aggressively to make sure they profit from the shift to the cloud. It may be the last opportunity to stem rampant piracy and years of plummeting sales.
Apple (AAPL), the reigning heavyweight of the music business, may have solved this cloud conundrum. It has reached agreements with three of the four major music labels and is close to reaching terms with the fourth, Universal Music, according to people with knowledge of these deals but who can't speak on the record because the talks are private.”
Let’s wait for the announcement of iCloud by Apple today at WWDC 2011.
Apple might be able to transform the Music Industry.
“Label executives say they are negotiating aggressively to make sure they profit from the shift to the cloud. It may be the last opportunity to stem rampant piracy and years of plummeting sales.
Apple (AAPL), the reigning heavyweight of the music business, may have solved this cloud conundrum. It has reached agreements with three of the four major music labels and is close to reaching terms with the fourth, Universal Music, according to people with knowledge of these deals but who can't speak on the record because the talks are private.”
Let’s wait for the announcement of iCloud by Apple today at WWDC 2011.
Friday, June 3, 2011
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