AIM Mail Web interface gives Mac users access
updated 09:05 am EDT, Tue May 17, 2005
AIM Mail Web interface
Mac users report success accessing the beta version of AOL's new ). The Windows AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) client offers integration with the free service, while Mac users can only access it via a Web interface. Each account comes with 2 gigabytes of storage -- comparable with Google's Gmail and more generous than the free offerings from Yahoo and Microsoft. Unlike AOL's regular email accounts, users do not have to actively save messages to avoid deletion: AIM mail never expires.











2 gigs is nice, but...
05/17, 09:39am reply
Oooh yay! BIG HONKIN' BANNER ADS!! Should I really have expected anything different from AIM, of all places?
No thanks. gmail's ads are much less intrusive. Oh well, I guess that means PowerBook G5's are on their way in June, eh?
jamester
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Joined: Jul 2003
Blank page
05/17, 01:54pm reply
I guess I should count my blessings that all I get is a blank page after logging in using Safari on 10.4.1....
johnt519
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Joined: Apr 2003
it works on the mac?
05/17, 02:07pm reply
I don't think so. All I get is a blank page after I log in using safari on 10.4 or 10.4.1
brianlc
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Joined: Apr 2005
safari isn't
05/17, 04:03pm reply
the end all. i still use netscape, and it worked in there (surprise surprise! it's an aol product!)
ibugv4
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