A less-expensive MobileMe subscription | Productivity Apps | Mac 911 | Macworld<\/a>: “A less-expensive MobileMe subscription by Christopher Breen, Macworld.com \u00a0 Nov 15, 2010 1:05 pm<\/p>\nReader Rob would like to save some money on MobileMe. He writes:<\/p>\n
MobileMe 1.1 Complete Coverage \u00bb<\/p>\n
3.5 out of 5 Mice Jul 24, 2008 Similar Articles: Sync data using MobileMe or Google Review: MobileMe Apple makes Find My iPhone free for some iOS 4.2 users Why I’m (finally) paying for MobileMe First Look: MobileMe Calendar beta Syncing iPhone notes to MobileMe I signed up for MobileMe\u2019s free 60-day trial period and I want to purchase a subscription when the trial is over. However, I set up the trial through Apple but I want to purchase my subscription from Amazon because it\u2019s cheaper. If I switch, will I lose all my settings, my user name, etc.?<\/p>\n
Smart thinking. Currently a MobileMe subscription at Amazon is going for $58.55 versus Apple\u2019s $99 a year. When you purchase that MobileMe subscription from Amazon you\u2019ll receive a box that contains an activation code (yes, hardly a green way to go though you could always recycle the box and activation slip).”<\/p>\n
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