(Apple TV can show Flickr albums, but Flickr is a little ugly and complex.) WHAT YOU’LL MISS The ability to view your galleries on an Apple TV.
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The Pro plan lets you make money by selling your photos to your admirers online. You can share a photo on Facebook or Twitter with one click. You can choose visual themes for each of your online galleries, and you can password-protect the private ones.
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You can upload photos directly from iPhoto, Photoshop, Lightroom, Picasa, Aperture, Android or iPhone. What’s nice about SmugMug, though, is that you can post an unlimited number of photos for a flat fee ($40 a year, or $60 to post videos, too). Furthermore, plenty of people are satisfied hanging their digital masterpieces on Facebook, WordPress or GooglePlus. Flickr, Shutterfly, PhotoBucket, Snapfish, 5oopx, dphoto, Fotki, Picasa, PhotoShelter - there’s probably one for every man, woman and child in America. Goodness knows, there’s no shortage of online photo gallery sites. Your address book, calendars, e-mail, notes, Web bookmarks and other information were always up to date on all your machines (Macs, Windows PCs and iPhones/iPads/iPod Touches) - and always backed up. MobileMe’s most original feature was synchronization: wireless, automatic, seamless auto-updating of data among your gadgets. Today, the free iCloud service is up and running - and on June 30, MobileMe will shut down forever. In 2011, MobileMe became iCloud.Īctually, there was some overlap on this most recent transition. Over the years, Apple kept tinkering with the name, features and pricing of this service. The product of this brainstorm was iTools, a set of free services that included an e-mail account, a simple Web site-building tool (HomePage) and a virtual online “hard drive” (iDisk). As a result, he said, Apple should be able to create some pretty clever features to reward devoted Mac fans.
In 2000, Steve Jobs had an epiphany: Apple controls both ends of the connection between the Mac and Apple’s Web site. If this is Thursday, Apple must be revamping its online services again.
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