And mac.com -> me.com -> iCloud.com. E.g. me.com had keychain sync and it took them two years or so to bring it back in the form of iCloud Keychain.
One thing that I learned over the years is: let Apple provide the hardware and the OS, but prefer third-party software of proven vendors (Agilebits, Omni Group, etc).
Demolishing Disk Utility or Airport Utility was bad, because of the limited possibility of a 3rd party replacement.
Me.com! I had already almost forgotten about that.
I know that iOS devs hated stuff like Core Data with a passion, but from where I'm sitting, iCloud has been so painless and trouble-free over the years that I have almost forgiven them their earlier attempts at services.
One thing that I learned over the years is: let Apple provide the hardware and the OS, but prefer third-party software of proven vendors (Agilebits, Omni Group, etc).
Demolishing Disk Utility or Airport Utility was bad, because of the limited possibility of a 3rd party replacement.