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iCloud's free* now, actually. It became a free service when they transitioned away from the MobileMe branding. * You need a Mac or iOS device to join, though.
by chris24 14y ago
iCloud's free* now, actually. It became a free service when they transitioned away from the MobileMe branding.
* You need a Mac or iOS device to join, though. And you can pay for additional storage if you want ($20, $40, or $100 per year), but that's not necessary.
- josteink 14y agoFree for a year. If you register it from an iDevice or some hardware bought from Apple. And then next year to keep iCloud "free", you need to buy more overpriced goods from Apple.
- YooLi 14y ago100% false. Always free unless you pay for additional storage.
- mhjacobson 14y agoOh OK. Hey, just out of curiosity, could you link me to the page that lists the iCloud pricing scheme?
- josteink 14y agoWell. What do you know? Maybe they've actually, for once in their lives, created a product not exclusively designed to suck money out of your wallet. (1) Must have been a pretty recent change though. (1) http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4874 http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4874
- mhjacobson 14y agoI think you've lost your credibility on Apple's design goals, sorry.