Keynote Discount ($30) and Free Themes for .Mac
Apple's .Mac service is offering a new deal for .Mac subscribers.
The new Keynote templates were created by designers at Keynote Pro, Keynote User and Keynote Theme Park and represent a $100 value, according to Apple.
For a limited time, .Mac members get Apple's Keynote presentation software for just US$69 (regularly US$99) plus seven free Keynote themes from third-party designers (a US$100 value).
The new Keynote templates were created by designers at Keynote Pro, Keynote User and Keynote Theme Park and represent a $100 value, according to Apple.
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105 months ago
Templates are nice for existing Keynote users......
....now give us iLife '04.
G
....now give us iLife '04.
G
105 months ago
free software, blah blah blah
I'm a .Mac subscriber. Instead of offering free software, Apple should, instead, offer further .Mac functionality.
Its been 1 1/2 years of .Mac and the service has not changed at all. Apple should concentrate on adding new services to .Mac
IMO, free software is good, but now is wearing thin.
I'm a .Mac subscriber. Instead of offering free software, Apple should, instead, offer further .Mac functionality.
Its been 1 1/2 years of .Mac and the service has not changed at all. Apple should concentrate on adding new services to .Mac
IMO, free software is good, but now is wearing thin.
105 months ago
Just something to lure more users. I'm sure Apple is worried about Spymac 3.0 cutting into it's .Mac sales.
105 months ago
It looks like once again we are left out on the US$30 discount.
No joke, Apple suck in Australia, and .Mac is a waste of money if you live here.
No joke, Apple suck in Australia, and .Mac is a waste of money if you live here.
105 months ago
Originally posted by Stella
free software, blah blah blah
I'm a .Mac subscriber. Instead of offering free software, Apple should, instead, offer further .Mac functionality.
Its been 1 1/2 years of .Mac and the service has not changed at all. Apple should concentrate on adding new services to .Mac
IMO, free software is good, but now is wearing thin.
Yeah, especially the prices of iDisk storage. I am waiting for them to drop.....
105 months ago
Agreed .Mac should not be a bonus savings program.
.Mac should attempt to give me all the benefits of a server without the pain of running & maintaining a server myself. There's more server related services they could offer.
.Mac should attempt to give me all the benefits of a server without the pain of running & maintaining a server myself. There's more server related services they could offer.
105 months ago
I like .Mac mostly for the e-mail, iSync, and Backup. I don't use it to host a website and I am only using a few megs to store some important files.
The discounted software is good but I already have Keynote. If Apple just gave people a $30 discount towards other apps, that would be better because people can put it towards software that they actually need. I would love to pay $69 for the Final Cut Express 2 upgrade.
The discounted software is good but I already have Keynote. If Apple just gave people a $30 discount towards other apps, that would be better because people can put it towards software that they actually need. I would love to pay $69 for the Final Cut Express 2 upgrade.
105 months ago
Since the offer for $30 off Keynote runs through March 17th, I guess we won't get Keynote 2.0 until at least April.
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