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June 18, 2007 3:01 PM PDT

Apple .Mac

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Category: Data

Apple's .Mac service is a yearly subscription-based suite of Web and software services for Mac users. Subscribers get their own online storage, e-mail address, and Web-based e-mail client. They can also publish to their own blog, which can be edited and managed using Apple's iWeb software.

Users of .Mac can build public or private meeting pages using the groups service. Each group gets its own shared file storage, calendar, e-mail, and message board.

The .Mac service is also getting some extra features later this year with Apple's next operating system release. Subscribers will be able to access remote computers from any Mac.

Web site: www.Apple.com/dotmac

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