Some MobileMe Users Still Without Email
The Cupertino, Calif., company has been migrating its .Mac pay email service to an upgraded version, called MobileMe. But in doing so, it has run into problems including service outages and customers losing access to their accounts. It's the latest in a string of issues that have cropped up since the launch of the latest iPhone, an unusual turn for a company known for its attention to detail in its products and services.
According to the Apple's own MobileMe support site, 1% of MobileMe members cannot access MobileMe Mail. The outage has reportedly lasted for 4 days. Apple's discussion forums and our own have seen a number of posts from affected MobileMe customers.Apple's MobileMe launch as been marred with delays and apologies surrounding the service. MobileMe is Apple's new $99/year service which replaces .Mac and offers customers web-based email, calendar, addressbook, online storage as well as sync services.
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Never mind.
This is bad PR at its finest. What were they thinking of?
Pretty annoying really.
I've been without e-mail since Friday at noon. I've remained patient, but at the same, my MobileMe/.mac address is my primary e-mail, so it really has been a huge inconvenience. It usually doens't take Apple this long to correct problems such as these.
me too, everything you said. except i'm not remaining patient. this is crazy.
Apple. It just wo-
Oh.
Never mind.
This is bad PR at its finest. What were they thinking of?
I'm looking forward to when Apple gets all the wrinkles worked out with MobileMe. It is unfortunate that the service's problems affect MobileMe's core features (i.e., basic email, push services, etc.). Very disappointing roll-out.
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