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iCloud.com is available to the public right now, the first volley into Apple’s cloud computing era and users who visit the site are urged to sign up or, if they already have one, convert their existing MobileMe account into an iCloud account. Those who attempt to do so are still being told that it’s not yet open to the public and only developers…

A new tool for creating HTML5 animations and webpages, Adobe continues its support for HTML5 with the release of Muse, which makes it easy for those without any prior knowledge of HTML5 or CSS3 to create websites and with Apple’s iWeb software set to die out with MobileMe, Adobe’s Muse could be a replacement for those looking to create websites…

While many of the features of MobileMe are simply being upgraded in the move to iCloud and Apple has previously noted that Gallery, iDisk and iWeb are on the chopping block. Now Apple has further made it clear that data sync features will also be canceled in its iCloud transition steps and one of the key features was cloud integration of iSync,…

Apple released more information about its new iCloud service, saying it will be accessible via the Web and not just by iDevices like the iPhone or iPad and also said that existing MobileMe services, such as Gallery and iDisk will not be morphed into iCloud. Apple reiterates that all existing MobileMe services should stay around until June 30th,…

Web publishing, MobileMe Gallery, and iDisk will all disappear as the company sunsets its current online service in favor of iCloud, according to a new MobileMe transition guide Apple published on Friday. A brief FAQ has emerged over at Apple's site, detailing answers to a few burning questions about the future of MobileMe.