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If you have a developer account, Apple has set up a service to migratehref="http://www.macrumors.com/2011/08/06/apple-enables-mobileme-to-icloud-migration-for-developers/"> from MobileMe to iCloud. There’s a href="MobileMe.com/move">migration URL, but it’s only available for developers right now, so the rest of us punters will have to wait. If you’re a MobileMe user, when you shift over to iCloud, you’ll keep your 20GB of storage and add the 5GB freebie account to make href="http://9to5mac.com/2011/08/06/mobileme-users-keep-their-20gb-of-storage-in-icloud-transition-start-icloud-with-25gb">25GB of online space available.
href="http://9to5mac.com/2011/08/06/apple-now-allows-mobileme-users-to-migrate-their-accounts-to-icloud/">Not everything will survive the transition either:
Apple lets you take your Mail, Contacts, and Calendar information over to iCloud and also tells users that they can continue using iWeb, iDisk, and Photo Gallery up until June 30, 2012. Apple also tells users that the following will no longer be available: Dashboard widget sync, dock item sync, keychains, signatures, mail account rules, mail smart boxes, and mail preferences
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