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Apple is sacrifice a 60-day dilation to MobileMe accounts to make up from problems users have suffered since the service’s launch. This is the second of that kind extension that Apple has offered; in mid-July, the company offered a free 30 day joining.

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MobileMe replaced .Mac, Apple’s subscription-based online service. Users are given custom e-mail addresses, a Web situation address, Web publishing and toothed sharing tools and syncing technology that works with Macs, PCs and iPhones.

Apple launched MobileMe at the same duration as the introducing of iPhone 2.0 software and the App Store, and the slide from the stocks was fraught with difficulties — users could not access e-mail, a large initial downtime, issues related to syncing and more.

MobileMe’s launch was problematic enough that Apple CEO Steve Jobs sent each inner memo to Apple employees calling the service “not up to Apple’s standards.” Jobs also indicated that Eddy Cue, Apple’s vice president of iTunes, was to take over management of the service.

“We have already made many improvements to MobileMe, but we still have many more to make,” reads the new e-mail. “To recognize our users’ patience, we are giving every MobileMe subscriber as of today a free 60 day extendedness.”

Apple indicates that the 60-day extension is in etc. to the one month extension most subscribers bring forth already received.

“We are working very hard to force MobileMe a great service we can all be proud of. We know that MobileMe’s slide from the stocks has not been our finest hour, and we truly value rightly your patience as we turn this around,” read the e-mail.

Apple has posted a new Web page on its support site with details about the 60-day supplemental extension.