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Apple Mac.com Web mail has reached Beta II, according to many MacNN readers. The second test version of Apple's Web-based email service offers several new features, including better navigation, better folder/message management and better ease of use.
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I can't help but wonder how much longer this service will remain FREE? I don't believe Apple ever promised it would remain free forever...
I hope that it stays free the option to upgrade to a more featured pay service. Otherwise I'd just use the email I get with my ISP...but I really don't want the word "Cox" in my email addy.
Woo-hoo! My name in lights on the front page of macnn.com! I'm world famous! BWAH HAH HAH!
But on a related note, I do appreciate this service and use it frequently. There's a reason the people who love Apple do so so fervently.
I, for one, would love the opportunity to be able to buy more e-mail/iDisk space from Apple -- like Hotmail offers (damn MS) for $20/year, but without the coercive backstabbing license agreements Hotmail has where they kill your account periodically ...
OK ...I'm degenerating into a rant here. Point is that I'd rather give Apple money for my cool mac.com address than pay Hotmail for anything.
i know Apple offers upgrades for the iDisk (up to a gig). does this not affect your email storage space?
Best free email service I've ever had and would gladly pay $9.95 or $14.95 a year for it. Spam free (I know it's controversial) and I love it. Props to Apple for a kickass service!
I knew I had a point in there about iDisk. :) Yeah, the iDisk space doesn't apply to e-mail space. I think you're limited to 5 MB of POP space no matter what. (No large attachments, et cetera.)
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Pretty cool.
It's great that Apple is providing this feature for Mac users. It's much better than either Yahoo or HotMail accounts and ad free to boot.