Apple — 05 June 2010
There’s been a lot of heat on rumors recently of Apple’s paid MobileMe service becoming free, since the features it offers are becoming pretty standard (and free) nowadays from other companies like Google. BoyGeniusReport is lending some fuel to the fire, saying that some users of MobileMe have had their account status switched from “Individual” to “Full Member.” This would make sense if a free account would be a “Limited Member,” or something similarly named. Luckily, we’re just one WWDC keynote (and a couple days) away from finding out whether its true or not.
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