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VIRTUALISATION Eight months later, Apple delivers promised MobileMe file-delivery service
VIRTUALISATION Eight months later, Apple delivers promised MobileMe file-delivery service | Eight months later, Apple delivers promised MobileMe file-delivery service |
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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Monday, 16 February 2009 | |
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The service had a rocky launch with outages on the opening day and various other problems causing angst among users. Customers first received an apology and a 30-day subscription extension, and then a further 60 days - even for those with free trial subscriptions. But Apple eventually got things under control and MobileMe has been generally reliable for some time now. The company has been working on improvements such as speeding up synchronisation with Outlook and implementing promised features. Late last week, Apple announced the arrival of the file sharing feature. As originally promised, MobileMe "makes it easy to share documents too large to email by automatically sending an email with a link for downloading the file." But could it have been made easier? See page 2. |
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