No iCloud on Snow Leopard? THIS IS A JOKE, APPLE!

Living on borrowed time - my Macbook Intel Core 2 Duo running SL 10.6.8 and an iPhone that enabled me to set up iCloud. 1 email account there and Find My Phone. That is all my Mac can access.

I use the USB cord to sync my phone (calendar, NOT contacts, tunes, some photos and videos). My calender is synched through Google - works ok (phone setup through Exchange).

I use Google Docs, DropBox, SkyDrive. All at limited, free levels. Dropbox is ok for photo transfers and is capable of synching them.

Still, after this debacle, my next laptop will very likely be a windows machine or even unix/linux after total Apple/Mac hardware since an Apple IIe.

I have submitted comments to the form at http://www.apple.com/feedback/icloud.html several times. Hope they have a change of mind there in Cupertino, my old stomping grounds.

Message was edited by: teharatats

VERY same here. Apple after money and not user satisfaction.

I have had thoughts of refurb newer MBP (not newest), at Small Dog Electronics, either their website or store which is closer than an Apple Store. They are great people. Always had great advice.

Following from an Apple Care person, I sync my calenders and contacts via iTunes and USB, having turned off in iPhone settings the iCloud contacts & calendars. A far cry from wireless with MobileMe account! Also tunes and photos. I have "mail" account and gMail, both working fine.

I'm oughta here, till I see a great email.........

AndrewGomes92 wrote:

Just to give you a little "update" Apple IS NOT planning to make a Safari 6 for SL, Snow Leo is just 3 YEARS old!!! and not everyone can run Lion or Mountain Lion (like me with a Core Duo Processor!) Is Apple serious about this??? 😟

What is the source of your information about Safari 6 and Snow Leopard?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_(web_browser)#System_requirements

Safari 6.0 requires either a Mac running Mac OS X v10.7.4 or 10.8.

jrhop wrote:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_(web_browser)#System_requirements

Safari 6.0 requires either a Mac running Mac OS X v10.7.4 or 10.8.

Perhaps Mr. Gomez has a source for his statement.

This citation is not such a source... This statement only tells the reader that if he wants to run Safari 6, he must do so either in the currently available OS X, which is Mountain Lion, or that he can run it on a computer running Lion.

It makes no claim about the next generation of OS X and Safari 6, nor could it!