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Originally Posted by Roboman
And "iCal" doesn't make any sense, anyway. Not only is it not part of iLife, it's exactly the opposite. It's not a media-centric, "Microsoft Office for the rest of your life" app. It's a Microsoft Office-style app. And it really isn't very involved with the internet.
I think iSync and iCal should just be Sync and Calendar, kinda like how Mail is just...Mail.
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iCal is an internet app in that it lets you subscribe to Webcal/iCalendar calendars and lets you submit your own calendars to a site (.mac or other).
iSync is an internet app due to its .mac syncing.
Arguably, that is. Personally, I agree with you. iCal, iSync, Mail, Address Book: they all belong together; they're Apple's PIM. Like Entourage, only done in four separate applications. There's no reason at all for two of the apps to start with an "i", and for the other two not to.