Apple has opened up me.com/move to aid in the transition of your MobileMe account to the upcoming iCloud release. As anything involved with iOS 5 and iCloud, this is strictly for developers at the moment. 9to5Mac has posted some screenshots of the entire process and it actually looks very simple to complete. After transferring your Mail, Contacts and Calendar info over to iCloud, Apple then lets you know that you can continue using the MobileMe services iWeb, iDisk and Photo...
You’d think in the modern age of 2011 we could re-download purchased content via big name digital media providers such as iTunes. But as many of you know, re-downloading lost content often takes a fair amount of groveling to Apple CSRs, if they even give you the option of re-downloading said content at all. But AppAdvice paints a more optimistic picture with claims they have heard and independently verified a new service Apple will allegedly launch in the coming...
Apple’s new web interface for their upcoming iCloud service is now live…for developers. Yeah, sorry about getting you all excited. But hey, it’s alright. We’ve got some screenshots of the new service for you to pour/drool over. Before you jump inside, how about a look at pricing, hmm? Additional 10 GB — $20/year Additional 20 GB — $40/year Additional 50 GB — $100/year Ok, now it’s time for the eye candy/holy...
Ever since Apple announced iCloud in early June, the world at large — specifically Mobile Me/potential iCloud users — have wondered how exactly they’ll be able to access their iCloud content online as Apple is killing off the Mobile Me name and services. Thankfully we have a place to go. A newly released FAQ webpage confirms that Apple will launch iCloud mail, calendar, and contact web apps when iCloud launches this fall. As for iDisk, MobileMe...
Word on the streets say Apple is heading up a rather unique way to attract new talent to oversea their new iCloud service. According to several 9to5Mac sources, any Apple employee who refers someone eventually hired in as an iCloud employee will receive a $10,000 bonus added to their paycheck. The 1-month window signals that Steve Jobs and Co. are looking to get everything prepped sooner rather than later. Though we certainly can’t blame them with a fall release...
