Good point! Yes, you can still get to the groups, but you lose any "personal" access (email, backup space, etc.).peterj1967 said:I don't think you're completely correct. You lose access to the standard .mac services, but you can still use the services associated with the .mac groups you belong to.
schatten said:This isn't a bad update.
I don't know if it's worth $100/year, but I get it for free every year so I can't complain!
I do with they had a way to edit iCal calendars online. that would be nice.
metfuel said:Free??
schatten said:Yeah; I work for an Authorized Apple Reseller, and Apple's Sales Training offers a free .mac account if you take their online training for it. I take it every year, to keep my free account.![]()
anamenotused said:Well.. i for one save to dvds. and store them at home and my other home![]()
Diatribe said:You also get 2GB space for 50$ more. This is really not bad. I haven't checked out iDisk's speed yet but if it is really faster it is the update we have been waiting for...
I wast just gonna edit it, lol I should read all of the posts... i got so excited and clicked on to my homepage right awayjsw said:
NicP said:I agree, and what really annoys me is the fact that to sync between 2 (local) macs you are required to have .mac, i mean that should be a standard part of the OS!
Yvan256 said:I still think .Mac is a rip-off, I should be able to sync data between my two Apple computers without requiring an expensive external service.![]()
JFreak said:i'm still not getting the one and only improvement i'm waiting for - A PRICE DROP. dotmac is ridiculously overpriced and no ease-of-use argument can justify that.
i'd pay $20 for it, but no more.
Diomedes said:What if one paid the $50 for the 1 Gb of space under the previous settings?
Whyren said:Note also that added "email-only" accounts now have 50MB included (I believe they used to be 10MB)
Phatpat said:The intro movie on http://www.mac.com includes php. Is this a new feature?
stid said:I have the same problem. My iDisk still at 125MB.