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Today Apple demoed the much anticipated MobileMe application that we were tipped to last month. Currently, we were correct in what we thought would be the features list:F11 moves all your windows off the screen so you can quickly glance at your desktop. F10 shows you every open window in an application. F9 shows every open window for every application that isn't hidden or in the dock.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Zach said 2:59PM on 6-09-2008
The screenshots I saw didn't include to dos on the calendar. Did anyone see differently?
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Face to Face Digital said 2:58PM on 6-09-2008
Beyond the excellence of this for friends and families Apple has released a fully credible alternative to Microsoft's license-heavy platform for small businesses at a fraction of the cost.
And it even gives Google Apps a run for its money.
Way to go Apple!
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Teo said 2:58PM on 6-09-2008
Yay! We still get to keep our @mac.com addresses after the transition!
Thank you apple. I was scared for a moment.
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TJ said 3:08PM on 6-09-2008
Hey, I missed that part...are you sure we get to keep our .Mac addresses??
PSM said 3:12PM on 6-09-2008
It says that on the website.
But what I want to know is, since I have to wait an agonizing 32 days to get an iPhone, can I have push on my WinMo phone from MobileMe?
Teo said 3:23PM on 6-09-2008
And no, you have to wait for MobileMe to launch for you to start getting push e-Mail...
Austin Nolan said 12:22PM on 6-10-2008
Someones been watching Austin Powers for the stupid name MobileMe where did they dream that one up from MiniMe, maybe MiniMe is for the next innovation. From a dotMac user.
winkyeah said 4:29PM on 6-09-2008
I am going to say goodbye to my Exchange account! Woohoo!
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Kent Fenwick said 3:05PM on 6-09-2008
Didja notice...
PC compatibility... except for iLife app & some Leopard features of course.
I'm sure Bill and MBoy are feeling the love.
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John Smith said 3:14PM on 6-09-2008
Is there meant to be Latin when you sign up to be notified about MobileMe?..
http://mt15.quickshareit.com/share/picture9b84ca.png
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John Hopper said 3:12PM on 6-09-2008
What about iWeb websites?
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John said 3:42PM on 6-09-2008
Yes, I'm scared that there was no mention of iWeb. Did Apple kill of iWeb websites?
Frank said 3:58PM on 6-09-2008
agreed. whither iweb?
gmark2000 said 3:16PM on 6-09-2008
MobileMe is what FirstClass was offering seven years ago. Apple tried to buy FirstClass in the 90s but instead offered up Apple Powermail servers that couldn't compete.
Everything MobileMe does, I was doing with FirstClass and my Blackberry and my Mac seven years ago.
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jaaron said 3:28PM on 6-09-2008
Oddly enough me.com isn't live yet. It was previously owned by SnappVille, err, I think Me.com owned SNAPP! and once they sold me.com to Apple, they moved to snappville. Still, it's odd that Apple doesn't have the new site up yet.
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Riine said 3:19PM on 6-09-2008
I wish we got to keep @mac.com
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NutMac said 3:29PM on 6-09-2008
I am disappointed by lack of feature and/or capacity limited free offering, especially with competitors (e.g., Google, Microsoft) giving similar products away. I realize it costs Apple money to develop these web apps, but I would not mind seeing ads in its place.
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Sam W said 3:30PM on 6-09-2008
I wish they would have the webmail and few other apps sync capabilities to their own server plat form... (10.5 server)... i am tired of using squirlmail...
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Galley said 3:36PM on 6-09-2008
This is pretty much everything .Mac should've been. 20GB is nice.
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Riine said 3:47PM on 6-09-2008
Just got the e-mail that says we get to keep our @mac.com suffix! Or we can choose to use the @me.com, the choice is ours.
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