Anyone who's paying $100/year for mobileme isn't shopping around.Well, actually you can, since this app is useless without $100/year MobileMe subscription. There are plenty of better and free options out there.
Anyone who's paying $100/year for mobileme isn't shopping around.Well, actually you can, since this app is useless without $100/year MobileMe subscription. There are plenty of better and free options out there.
Thank you, Apple for the $30 price cut if I buy a Mac, but that is hardly an incentive for those of us who already own one. The few bells and whistles added to membership packages haven't exactly awestruck me into renewing for another year at $100 - sorry.![]()
Anyone who's paying $100/year for mobileme isn't shopping around.
What about the crappy and pointless weather and stock apps. With 3.0, I expected them to at least update those, like how they managed to save the Caculator app, but nope, they're just lepers.
I'm paying 149.00 yr for 5 accounts (family Pack) in mobileme.
What are you using?
I'm paying 149.00 yr for 5 accounts (family Pack) in mobileme.
What are you using?
I'm wondering why they updated the Stocks icon but couldn't give Weather a makeover. Apple sucks now-a-days.
amazon sells the family pack for $99 right now.
I never really used iDisk before but now I think it this is something I'll use allot with this app.
Feels like a very 1.0 app...
Hmm this would be a lot more interesting if it didn't require a $100/year subscription to use. Also if it created an actual file system on the phone that could be shared between apps..that would be useful.
Can it be auto renewed every year for that price?
This is what is on Amazon:
MobileMe Family Pack [OLD VERSION]
List Price: $149.00
Price: $103.99 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Details
You Save: $45.01 (30%)
Old Version?
TRY AGAIN......lol
doesn't matter if it's an old version. it still works.
and no you can't autorenew for 100 bucks. you need to order every year from amazon/ebay/overstock to save the 50 bucks. i think 50 bucks is worth the hassle.