A year later: Is MobileMe finally worth $99?Source: CNET.com
Let me begin this by saying that I'm a stingy guy. In high school, I bought a hair clipper and adopted a buzz cut largely to save cash by not having to go to the barber. I will also stop dead in my tracks to pick up a penny.
Microsoft's 'Apple tax' needs a refundSource: Macworld
Here's another wacky choice: Kay suggests the family will want add Blu-ray capability (which, it's true, is not currently supported by OS X) to the desktop system in year four.

Just over a month after the launch of Apple’s MobileMe cloud computing suite, I have been using the service, coupled with the new iPhone 2.0 software, sufficiently to make an initial assessment, which will be mainly of the software side of things as the new iPhone actually …
Can We Please Define Cloud Computing?Source: Mashable!
An interesting, well argued view of what defines cloud computing, whether it is actually a new or an old concept and whether it is safer than on-site servers.
MobileMe not up to Apple's standardsSource: Ars Technica
In an internal e-mail sent to Apple employees this evening, Steve Jobs admitted that MobileMe was launched too early and "not up to Apple's standards." The e-mail, seen by Ars Technica, acknowledges MobileMe's flaws and what could have been done to better handle the launch.

With an ever-expanding need for more space and backups of critical files (photos and music, of course)...I have been looking at the various online storage options.
Here are the ones I have found...
Ode to Mobileme LaunchSource: YouTube
Apple screwed up big time with Mobileme launch. Here's my video response:
For Apple, a taste of humble pie Source: The Boston Globe
It looks like a rocky start for the new iPhone, and MobileMe?
"It was kind of a nightmare," said Kristen Bailey, a management consultant in Freeport, Maine, whose first-generation iPhone went dead when she tried to upgrade its software. "It's my only phone," Bailey said.
Goodbye .Mac, Hello Mobile MeSource: Ars Technica
According to the .Mac status, MobileMe is going live tonight.MobileMe Launch
7/9/2008, 6pm-12am PT
As part of the MobileMe launch, www.mac.com will be taken offline at 6pm PT on Wednesday, July 9th.

Adam Lisagor of Lonely Sandwich:

Nothing was particularly shocking about this keynote -- rumors made sure of that. We knew MobileMe and iPhone 3G were coming, and we knew most of the details, but that does not mean there isn't anything interesting to discuss.
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