And the rest of us will leave, including us here in GMUG land who had
a very nice little website running, supporting Apple products. so be
it. Valé iTools and trust in Apple.
Reg
Well, given that the other option is Apple's financial status going
down the tubes, and the company with it,
I find it hard to believe that Apple's financial survival depends on
charging for iTools. If it continues to provide the service but charges and
then most of the punters spit the dummy and don't sign up for the service -
it still incurs the costs of providing the service, it doesn't bring in much
Maybe Shay should post the article explaining the move. After reading
it myself I can understand the rationale employed by Apple.
Indeed if they didn't employ it, there was the likelihood their stock
would have been dumped big time. It was a question of the company
surviving or upsetting
Yahoo.com.au still offer a free email POP account, as well as other free
services, and so far they haven't started deleting old messages like
hotmail has.
If you hadn't noticed already noticed, hotmail staff have been playing
with your account recently.
Yahoo appears prone to spam - but
To paraphrase this week's MWJ article, Apple's in a financial crunch
at the moment, because costs are up, hardware sales are down, and
things are generally in the doldrums in the PC hardware industry.
They can improve this quarter's profits by getting some income from
iTools users,
And the
And the rest of us will leave, including us here in GMUG land who had
a very nice little website running, supporting Apple products. so be
it. Valé iTools and trust in Apple.
Reg
Well, given that the other option is Apple's financial status going
down the tubes, and the company with it, it
Seeing the number of my associates who I convinced to take up mac.com
(iTools) e-mail accounts getting ready to lynch me / Apple can anyone
recommend another free POP e-mail account?
I'm sorry, I'm not using hotmail (put bluntly - it blows) and I'm not
having them switch from their mail
Seeing the number of my associates who I convinced to take up mac.com
(iTools) e-mail accounts getting ready to lynch me / Apple can anyone
recommend another free POP e-mail account?
I'm sorry, I'm not using hotmail (put bluntly - it blows) and I'm not
having them switch from their mail clients
Yes, and although I'm still using my Mac, I've officially stopped
encouraging colleagues to support and buy Mac until I'm given reason
to believe that Apple are any different when it comes to 'screwing'
the end-user.
Phil
At 10:29 PM +0800 31/7/02, Antony N. Lord wrote:
And yes, I had them
Yes, and although I'm still using my Mac, I've officially stopped
encouraging colleagues to support and buy Mac until I'm given reason
to believe that Apple are any different when it comes to 'screwing'
the end-user.
To paraphrase this week's MWJ article, Apple's in a financial crunch
at the
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