Update 1: Seems as though me.com has been updated. Check out the screenshot to the left and compare it to the original one below. Did Apple mess up?
When Apple announced iOS 4.2 this morning, the company also made their Find My iPhone service, normally a part of the $109/year MobileMe subscription, free for all iPad, iPhone 4, and fourth-generation iPod touch users.
However, it now seems that another MobileMe app, Gallery, may also be available for free and without a MobileMe subscription. Gallery is the MobileMe method of storing and sharing photos online and across iDevices.
If users navigate to Me.com on their iDevice, there is a clear separation of paid vs. not paid services seen with Find My iPhone/Gallery and Mail/Contact/Calendars/iDisk.
So for everyone setting up a free Find My iPhone account today, it looks like you also get free access to the Gallery app.
Users can access the Gallery on Me.com or download the free Gallery app from the App Store.
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