When Apple announced iCloud, it also announced the end of MobileMe web hosting. If you’re among the small community of iWeb/MobileMe users who’ve been wondering what to do when MobileMe finally gets switched off next June, I suggest you take a look at Sandvox...Sandvox Web Editor: A Good iWeb Alternative [Review]
When Apple announced iCloud, it also announced the end of MobileMe web hosting. If you’re among the small community of iWeb/MobileMe users who’ve been wondering what to do when MobileMe finally gets switched off next June, I suggest you take a look at Sandvox...Worried Your iWeb Blog Will Die Out With MobileMe? Upload It All to WordPress With This Handy Conversion Tool
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkEYzS8zHok If you’ve plowed years of hard work into maintaining an iWeb blog, you must be concerned about what will happen to your site with the impending death of MobileMe just around the corner. But thanks to this handy conversion tool from RAGE software, you...iLife updates add full-screen Lion support, change iPhoto UI elements to match Lion
Today's earlier iLife updates are a sign that Lion is set to drop any day now. Not only do the updates add full-screen support to the iLife apps under the latest Lion Developer Preview release, they also tweak some UI elements of iPhoto to match t...
iCloud to include Web apps, but no iWeb or iDisk
Web apps for Mail, Contacts, Calendar, and Find my iPhone will indeed be part of iCloud when Apple makes the transition from MobileMe, the company confirmed in a new Q&A document on Friday. What won't be included in the...
Apple’s iCloud FAQ: Web apps yes. iWeb, iDisk and Gallery no
Confirms the demise of three online services. Offers instructions for saving your work
Source: Apple Inc.
Steve Jobs' iCloud keynote speech on June 6 left a lot of unanswered questions, many of which Apple (AAPL) answered in an FAQ posted Friday. The highlights:
iWeb, Apple's web hosting service, is indeed disappearing on June 30, 2012. Instructions for moving...It’s official: What stays and what goes from MobileMe to iCloud
In case you were an existing MobileMe subscriber wondering what services will and won't make it through the transition to iCloud, Apple has posted an official FAQ detailing exactly what will make the cut, and addressing what will happen to iWeb and other services that don't.
Apple Confirms iCloud Web Apps, But It’s End-Of-Line For iWeb, Gallery and iDisk
Apple has just published a new transition guide for MobileMe customers looking forward to switching to iCloud. The good news? Apple has confirmed that you’ll still get access to web apps for iCloud Mail, Contracts, Calendar and Find My iPhone. The bad? Say goodbye to...Three Popular Applications That Can Replace iWeb & Another Takes You To The Next Level
If the rumors are true then iWeb will go away along with MobileMe in 2012, but luckily for you there is plenty of time to look for alternative applications. Giles Turnbull offered up a few ideas on What To Do With Your iWeb Site that...TUAW TV Live: More website design options than you can shake a stick at
Today's TUAW TV Live is designed to impart a lot of information in one hour, and to get my current obsession with iWeb replacements out of my head for good.
In case you're wondering why I've been writing so much about iWeb lately, it's because I...
Ten ways to replace iWeb and MobileMe hosting
Yesterday, we reported on a rumor that Apple's website creation software, iWeb, is about a year away from obsolescence, along with MobileMe's hosting of iWeb sites. An iWeb user allegedly sent Apple CEO Steve Jobs an email asking if he should star...
What to do with your MobileMe-hosted site post-iCloud
Apple failed to update iWeb in its latest iLife refresh, and at last week's keynote at WWDC, there was no mention of hosting support in iCloud. Here are some alternative strategies for those who were using Apple as their web hosting solution.
iWeb heads for the island of discontinued Apple products
Joins a long sad list that includes AppleWorks, Hypercard, OpenDoc and Shake
Source: Apple Inc.
If the e-mail to a MacRumors reader attributed to Steve Jobs is real -- and there is no reason to think it isn't -- Apple's CEO has confirmed with a "yep" what thousands of loyal Apple (AAPL) customers feared: The iWeb service...
