What happens to MobileMe gallery

if i move to the cloud, what happens to my mobileme gallery? is there any alternative to the mobileme gallery? thanks

See: What happens to the pictures that I’ve posted to my MobileMe Gallery?
From here > Frequently asked questions about the MobileMe transition and iCloud

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What happens when MobileMe closes - will Cloud have the same galleries

what happens when MobileMe is replaced with Cloud ? will there be an equivalent mobile me gallery ?

No.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4597

Aperture and iCloud - what happens to MobileMe galleries?

Anyone have any insight on whether icloud will host aperture photo galleries?

It is absolutely, inequitably wrong for Apple to to abandon all the MobileMe users with its faltered plan to discontinue the service. Synching aside, it was and is the best and most economical way to share files and data for small companies like mine. I was screwed when Apple discontinued dotMac after having spent days and weeks developing a web site utilizing the now defunct service. I purchase the 60GB plan at roughly $200.00 per year and It's like DejaVu all over again. Shame on you Apple if you stop supporting this wonderful product.
I remember a company that was once proud to say "We think outside the box!"
If that were true, then you would not pull the carpet out from under us again and again.
The following info "Information about the MobileMe transition" Last Modified: June 06, 2011 Article: HT4597 is useless for planning my future business moves.
Summary
What's happening to MobileMe?
Effective June 6, 2011, if you had an active MobileMe account, your service has been automatically extended through June 30, 2012, at no additional charge. After this, the MobileMe service will no longer be available.
Products Affected
MobileMe
What will happen to the content I have on MobileMe?
Apple has announced a new service called iCloud which will be available this fall and free for iOS 5 and OS X Lion users. When you sign up for iCloud, you'll be able to keep your me.com or mac.com email address and move your MobileMe mail, contacts, calendars, and bookmarks to the new service.
When iCloud becomes available this fall, more details and instructions will be provided on how to make the move.
Can I create a new MobileMe account?
You can no longer create a new 60-day trial account or start a new subscription using a code contained in a MobileMe box. However, if you have a Family Pack subscription, you can still create new family member accounts
I think "alansky1" has the right idea:
Please visit the MobileMe Feedback Page and let Apple know how you feel about this issue. It may do no good, but it certainly can't hurt.

What happens to MobileMe Galleries ?

Little confused about what happens to them and what the alternatives are ?
Also, what happens to the iWeb websites ?

airsculpture: that is right. web.me.com/yourhandle pages also disappear. iweb will continue working, but you will need to get your pages hosted at another site. note that some functionality (comments, page hit counters) will stop working. a facebook group was created to petition apple to reconsider this decision. see:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/214061691962305/
all the best,
oskar

HT5129 What happen to our Gallery? Will we ever get it back?

I was able to share photo Albums with friends all over the world. What do we do now? Have we lost this ability all together?
Will something replace this?
A very hurt apple customer
Nwilliams40

See: http://www.apple.com/ios/ios6/#photostreams
Now you can share just the photos you want, with just the people you choose. Simply select photos from the Photos app, tap the Share button, choose who you want to share your photos with, and they’re on their way. Friends using iCloud on an iOS 6 device or a Mac running Mountain Lion get the photos delivered immediately in the Photos app or iPhoto.3 You can even view shared photo streams on Apple TV. If the folks you're sharing with aren’t using an Apple device, they can view your photos on the web. People can like individual photos and make comments. And you can share as much as you want: Your shared photo streams don’t count against your iCloud storage, and they work over Wi-Fi and cellular networks.

What happens to my MobileMe Gallery when I switch to iCloud?

I have about 20 picture folders in my MobileMe Gallery.
1. What happens to those pictures when I switch to iCloud? Do I need to manually download each folder and then reload them to iCloud?
2. Gallery had a nice option of making some folders public and others private - does anyone know if this option exists in the iCloud photostream?
3. I currently have a PC (ugh! - saving to get a MAC) running Windows XP Pro - am I correct that Photostream will not work with my PC?
Many thanks for any help!!

If you have an iPhone 4 or 4s, an iPad 2 or newer you could download iPhoto for iOS; import your albums onto the devices and use the Journal function to create a journal and post it to iCloud for friends to see. It even allows you to announce to your friends and family the new post. The images look as if they are posted on a bulletin board. After selecting an image, the view can manually view the next image by pressing the next button or view all of them in a slideshow.

What happens to iMovie projects with the demise of MobileMe Gallery?

Will a new "hosting service" be able to pick up, in tact, video productions created on iMovie and published to MobileMe Gallery?
Who might be some potential "hosting services" that could guide me in an orderly and relatively painless transfer of my iMovie projects?
I'm looking for a paid service that can offer a quality presentation of my work...versuses a "just OK" free service.
Please communicate in layman's terms...I'm not particularly tech-savy.

I too am not a techie...but with the assistance of the SmugMug customer support team, I now have a very viable replacment for MobileMe when the Apple service ends in June. All I had to do is go to iDisk where my iMovie projects currently reside and download each project to my computer, creating a file. That file can then be uploaded to SmugMug. As with MobileMe, the publishing process (uploading) takes awhile. A six minute iMovie took about an hour. But once in place, you can either distribute via SmugMug's broådcasting system or you can create a short version of the URL (the site address) and include that in a standard email to family and friends.
When I learned of the demise of MM...I was fearful that would be the end of my iMovie projects. Definitely not so with the discovery of SmugMug! And like I said in the second posting above, the good folks at SmugMug are totally on top of the whole customer support thing...so you won't be out there wondering what to do next.

Lack of options in iCloud control panel compared to MobileMe Control panel, so now what happens if there is a conflict of data (Cloud vs Computer)?

Back then when we were syncing with MobileME, the control panel allows us to decide what to do when there is a conflit of data in the cloud vs the information on our computer. We were given the option of Replacing information in Me with information on the computer or vice versa, but now we do not have any of these options. And currently when i sync my computer with icloud, i dont know if the information (Contacts, Bookmarks) will be replaced with the current informaiton on the iCloud (transfered from MobileMe) or they will merge (if they merge then i would have double of contacts,bookmarks??) or the information in the iCloud would be replaced?
If we had more options in the control panel of iCloud, then things can be simplier. However, with the current iCloud control panel, we have no way of knowing what happens when there is a conflict and we won't know what action the iCloud would take for the conflict of information.
So currently i still dont know if my Favourites (Bookmarks) will be replaced or not.
Does anyone know if we can wipe out the info on iCloud and replace it with the data (Contacts, bookmark, calendars etc) on our computer?

This is what I did...not ideal but seems to work for right now till iCloud actually syncs contacts into Outlook 2010 (PC/Win 7) like Mobile Me used to. I opened the contacts in the iCloud contact address boxes in Outlook. I selected all contacts by selecting one and then Ctrl-A (selects all), then Ctrl-C (copies all). Then I went into the Outlook Contact folder which is blank from iCloud "stealing" all my contacts and in that empty box I hit Ctrl-V to past all contacts in. I am now able to use my contacts when emailing in Outlook.
Of course, any changes I make to my iPhone contact list or via iCloud will only sync back to the iCloud contacts lists in Outlook (and not Outlook's main calendar) so occassionally I'm thinking I'll need to go back and do this all again either figuring out a way to only copy new contacts over, or going into Outlook Contacts and deleting all of those, going back to Outlook iCloud contacts (which are syncing but not communicating with other aspects of Outlook like mail) and then do the process all over (select all, copy, paste).
Seems silly that contacts can't work the same as they did with Mobile Me but it seems like Apple has a tendancy with everything but their actual iDevices to be screwy when things are working and make things more complicated. I was not looking towards this day as I knew there would be some stupid issue as it seems like it always is that way with their new software rollouts. In fact, I use Outlook 2010 through Parrells still cause their Mac version still won't sync even calendars...at least iCloud is still doing that with Outlook 2010 Windows...though still the same issue as Mobile Me that it doesn't sync with the main calendar...but I can still use it and sync well to the iPhone.

What will happen to MobileMe mailboxes in MacMail when MobileMe goes away this year?

I use the Mac mail application to handle and store years of messages for business and home use. Currently, I store the bulk of my e-mail archives, which I use regularly, on my Mac, rather than on MobileMe (which is what appears in the Mail application in the Mailbox List).
I love the ease of Time Machine, but recently had a serious outage after a series of power surges, which destroyed thousands of dollars of electronics in my home. My computer equipment had surge protection and came through fine, but I still worry about the fragility of storing data long-term in the same location as my work and home computers. I'm increasingly looking for cloud-based solutions for secure long-term storage and back-up. I've experimented with Drop Box and have migrated to iCloud, which works so much better than MobileMe that it's stunning.
Specifically, regarding the Apple Mail app, I split my storage of e-mail archives between mailboxes "On My Mac" and in "MobileMe." Can I move the Mac-based archives to "MobileMe," or will those mailboxes go away with the final transition to iCloud and the disappearance of MobileMe? And if those are to continue as a feature iCloud, can I be sure those archives (including file attachments) will be available to me in the future without worry about corruption or other data loss?
Thanks.

My issue is not moving folders from .mac to iCloud. The issue is that in the Mail app, my Folder List shows messages can be stored either "On My Mac," i.e. stored locally on my hard drive, or on "MobileMe," which is in the cloud. However, since I have migrated to iCloud, why does the Mail app continue to show my cloud-based e-mail storage under "MobileMe."
This raises the obvious question as to whether these archived folders labeled "MobileMe" will disappear when MobileMe fully shuts down this year. Does anyone have documentation addressing this question. If the folders listed under "MobileMe" are indeed in iCloud, why aren't they now labeled "iCloud," instead of "MobileMe"?
I don't believe this is an obvious question. For example, my understanding is that any files I have currently stored in my iDisk space on MobileMe will be lost at the shut-down of MobileMe because the iDisk app will not be supported in iCloud. At present, those files and my iDisk folders are accessible to me, even though I've migrated to iCloud and can no longer sign into other legacy MobileMe services, such as http://me.com/mail.
To be clear, I'm not looking for opinions or guesses about what might happen when MobileMe shuts down. I'm looking for Apple documentation on what services and legacy data stored in the cloud through MobileMe will be available in iCloud post-shut-down and what steps need to be taken in advance to ensure that I don't lose data.
Thanks.

HT4929 If I choose the "To keep using your email" option now, will I continue to be able to access our family's MobileMe Gallery and Calendar until 6/30/12 (or will I immediately lose that ability as happened to two of our MM family after moving to iCloud

If I choose the "To keep using your email" option now, will I continue to be able to access our family's MobileMe Gallery and Calendar until 6/30/12 (or will I immediately lose that ability as happened to two of our MM family after moving to iCloud)?

It's possible to access iCloud email in the Mail application on Snow Leopard, Leopard or Tiger by setting it up manually:
Entering iCloud email settings manually in Snow Leopard or Leopard
Entering iCloud email settings manually in Tiger

HT1349 What does it mean that MobileMe Mail is no longer available in iCloud, when you switch? What happens to all one's previous mail?

What does it mean that MobileMe Mail is no longer available in iCloud, when you switch? What happens to all one's previous mail? How is/ is all ones mail transfered?

You may be able to re download past purchases, read here > Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
If you delete purchases, they are no longer stored in iCloud.

Considering stopping mobileme...what happens to my purchased apps?

Hi all,
I was just wondering what happens to the apps I have purchased for my iPhone if I were to cancel my mobileme subscription? (I log into the iTunes/App store with my mobileme email account)
Do I loose all my apps? Can I convert them to another account/email address?
Thanks!

Do I loose all my apps?
No
Can I convert them to another account/email address?
No. Just change the email address you use for your current iTunes account.

Sharing photos via MobileMe Gallery - what alternative?

I have been sharing photos with my soon to be 80 years old mother via my MobileMe gallery, all I had to do was send her the link, while all she had to do was subscribe to my gallery in order to have the images download to iPhoto. This was easy and straightforward for her.
How should I handle this task after the discontinuation of MobileMe? PhotoStream doesn't seem to be designed for this task, and I don't want her to have to jump through too many hoops, since she still uses her computer on a beginner's level.
Thanks for any suggestions!

Dropbox?

You guys know what happens to the money it paid for mobileme what happens when you pass the iclud?

you guys know what happens to the money it paid for mobilemewhat happens when you pass the iclud?

No. That is how Apple has it set up.

Should I be able to see my MobileMe Gallery photos in iPhoto?

I posted this problem a couple of months ago but received no answer - I'm hoping that someone else may have experienced the same problem or someone can explain what it is that I'm doing wrong -
I upgraded from iPhoto '08 to iPhoto '09 in June 2009. I have nine MobileMe Gallery albums. Eight of these albums were created and uploaded using iPhoto '08 and only one with iPhoto '09. I have just noticed a problem which, I believe, has only happened since my upgrade and it's a strange one.
While scrolling through the Photos in my iPhoto 09 Library I noticed that for those photos that appeared in an album uploaded to MobileMe Gallery using iPhoto 08 I have the photo and immediately next to (after) it a white dotted outline of a blank/black space with the Title of the previous photo under it. If I select this 'blank' photo and drag it to the Trash it removes the photo from my MobileMe Gallery album!
This applies to every photo uploaded to all 8 MobileMe Gallery albums with iPhoto 08. The behaviour is not repeated in the images uploaded to the one album I have uploaded to the MobileMe Gallery using iPhoto 09.
Before I realised the significance of these 'blank' photos I selected them as I was scrolling through my Library in Photo view and moved them to the iPhoto Trash! Then I discovered that doing so removed them from both the album on my MobileMe Gallery and the MobileMe Gallery album that I see in the left hand column of iPhoto.
WIll I have to live with these 'blanks' in my Photos view forever?
I would be grateful if anyone can suggest how I might be able to fix this problem.
Cheers
Tricia
PS I have now created another 5 MobileMe albums using iPhoto '09. All these display correctly in my iPhoto 'Photos' view as well as on my MobileMe Gallery so I can confirm that the 'blank' problem only relates to MobileMe albums I created and uploaded using iPhoto '08.
Surely other people have experienced the same problem??

Many thanks for your prompt reply. I don't have a backup drive with me at the moment but as soon as I get back to my Time Capsule I'll backup and do as you suggest. Hopefully, that will solve the problem.
Cheers
Tricia

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