Apple today increased the amount of storage space it offers members of its paid .Mac service. The company said that it is now offering a .
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You can now add 1gb of storage for $49.
I wasn't sure what was going on with that error. Glad it was actually good news!
I'm glad to see they've finally upgraded the service, just in time too. My subscription is up for renewal later this week and I don't know if I could have justified the expense with the old limits.
Maybe we'll even get php/sql in the future... but I'm not going to start holding my breath for it.
Thanks Apple. I just renewed and was considering extra storage. The ability to put the storage where I need it is great. The ability to Alias is nice too and I did not know we were even able to do that. Keep up the good work. I now feel good about .Mac and renewing it!
Neat stuff; you can actually change the ratio of storage allocated between email and iDisk which is quite nice.
E-mail only accounts are bumped up to 50MB which is significantly more than before.
Not to mention services feel much smoother today...
Geeze, 250 MB for $100/year service? And whopping $150/year for 1 GB? At the very least, 1 GB should've been included at no extra cost.
Well, you obviously get much more than just the 250MB of storage for the $99 per year fee of course...
Well hopefully in the future they will continue to add more features and disk space... With the price of storage dropping almost on a daily basis, I can't imagine that they wouldn't eventually give us 1gb.
For $0/year! It's called Gmail.
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Hmm
Thought something was up this morning when I turned on my computer and was told my disk image size didn't match the server.