Jobs ' most ashamed cloud computing service MobileMe shut down

Beijing Time July 2 news, according to foreign media reports, Apple has officially closed its pay cloud synchronization and storage cloud computing services MobileMe services, instead of focusing on icloud services.

Apple is now providing users with limited access to MobileMe services to export their files and upgrade their accounts to a free icloud service.

icloud retains some of the services provided by MobileMe, but services such as picture libraries, virtual hosts, and idisk storage have been shut down and will not be available if users have not backed up their own files before.

icloud since its launch last October, Apple has been regularly reminding MobileMe users to instruct them to download their files before the service closes. Fortunately, not all MobileMe services are closed, MobileMe users can access their e-mail, contacts, bookmarks, calendars, and so on after they log into their accounts and upgrade to icloud.

MobileMe has faced many problems since its release. "The service has been in sync with the iphone 3G since 2008," said Fortune magazine, a former Apple chief executive Steve Steve Jobs has been dissatisfied with his market performance. He asked the MobileMe team what the service could do, saying, after hearing the answer: "You have tarnished Apple's reputation." ”

In 2011, Apple set up a huge data center in North Carolina State that will be used only by itunes and MobileMe. Apple expects to see an explosion in cloud services that cost $99 a year, but this has never happened. After that, the data center turns to be icloud used. It is expected that by the end of this year, the data centre will be fully operational with renewable energy.

MobileMe users can now upgrade to a free icloud service via the icloud Web site or through MobileMe system parameters in OS X.

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