So if you're someone like me who syncs contacts, calendar & notes via Google, is there a compelling reason to switch over to iCloud when that becomes available?
Just curious.
Just curious.
So basically there's nothing really stopping you from activating iCloud and sync with Google side by side? I guess that would be a good way to figure out which you prefer.
So basically there's nothing really stopping you from activating iCloud and sync with Google side by side? I guess that would be a good way to figure out which you prefer.
So basically there's nothing really stopping you from activating iCloud and sync with Google side by side? I guess that would be a good way to figure out which you prefer.
I've been very happy with Google for some time now. I'll wait until after iCloud has been released to make any kind of decision.
I'm also a bit concerned that services will only be free on a temporary basis with iCloud. Otherwise, why would all you MoMe subscribers have a 2012 expiration date on your accounts? Will you have to start paying at that point? For what? How much?
I've been very happy with Google for some time now. I'll wait until after iCloud has been released to make any kind of decision.
I'm also a bit concerned that services will only be free on a temporary basis with iCloud. Otherwise, why would all you MoMe subscribers have a 2012 expiration date on your accounts? Will you have to start paying at that point? For what? How much?
1. I don't think I'll use iCloud for email just because I don't want to have to get everybody to send email to a new address, but I may use it to sync contacts and calendar now, if the calendar interface can be accessed online like Google's can.
4. Thank you, and good night.