You know, some of us did pay for iCloud if we got extra storage. I have the 25GB plan and my email was out for two days.
You paid for storage not for email.
You know, some of us did pay for iCloud if we got extra storage. I have the 25GB plan and my email was out for two days.
?? Is this the running joke, or are people serious with this repetitive post to any problem Apple encounters?
There have been data outages, stolen phones (as compared to leaks), Apple Store melt-downs during previous phone launches, Antenna Gate, 27 inch iMac screen issues (2010), 1.8 million battery recall (2006), that poorly conceived AppleTV . . . , a history of Cloud issues losing or improperly synching data. Just search the archives.
I lament Steve's passing as much as everyone. But to hold Tim Cook up to the standards of some fictionalized, omnipotent being, who apparently reigned over a flawless Apple, is unfair. Not to mention fatiguing.
I was out for 2+ days. .mac is my primary email address,I can't believe the amount of business that was lost because of this. I need more than an apology.
It's not non sense, it's my experience with it. And I'm sure there's mobileme/iCloud users who have had 0 downtime since mobileme in 2008 as well.
2 days just isn't acceptable. Apple even feels that way in their email. And those links still do not show Gmail being down for 2 days either.
You know, some of us did pay for iCloud if we got extra storage. I have the 25GB plan and my email was out for two days.
Steve would've never allowed this.
Because Gmail is never down ...![]()
I mean, it's hosted on Windows Azure platform, what else would you expect?
Windows server systems have more downtime compared to other systems because there are more patches and for most patches you need to reboot the server.
But seriously, at the keynote introducing Steve he made a quote on MobileMe: "We have made some mistakes there." Still, they do not seem to get it right. Why is it so hard for Apple to get this thing stable and online without frequent interruptions?
Because Gmail is never down ...![]()
I've been using gmail for maybe 6 years, never had it go down or not able to access my email