I like playing games on my iPhone. I probably spend more time gaming on the thing than talking on it. If you like to game on yours, but you want a real controller the iControlPad is in production and said to be launching soon. The device gives real buttons for gaming. continued »

Improvements now see Apple's MobileMe Web service worthy of checking out. The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg now feels it worthy of a recommendation. continued »

MobileMe subscribers recently received an email detailing a few changes. Initially the 2008 launch of MobileMe in was tragic although now, the Push is back. continued »

If you have been let down by MobileMe, you might be pleased to learn that there is an alternative out there for your iPhone. It's called SugarSync and it's a relatively inexpensive way to keep all your data together without the problems of MobileMe. Made by Sharpcast, SugarSync is an Internet srvice tailored for the iPhone. It works by backing up ... continued »

With all the complaints going around about MobileMe, Steve Jobs is finally responding to the uproar. Well, to his staff, at least.   continued »

Over at Scobleizer, complaints abound about how Apple's MobileMe completely deleted Robert's calendar. And while I don't use Calendar all that much--I'm kind of a Post-It sort of gal--I can imagine how a loss like this would cause panic, anger, and the desire to throw MobileMe out the window, if such a thing were possible. continued »

I have to admit that I have never used .Mac. I still use my PC for most of my work, so I haven't really been able to justify it. However, with my shiny new iPhone 3G and the awesome features of MobileMe, I think I'll be giving Apple a little bit more of my money for their service. As we ... continued »

WWDC is tomorrow as you all well know, and this week has been one of expectation, and preparation for what we all hope will be the launch of the by now mythological 3G iPhone. This week started with bad news for Apple, when it was revealed that Apple's iPhone lost market share in the first quarter. Apple is surely hoping ... continued »

For six years not much has changed with Appple's .Mac service, but that could be about to change. It seems that Apple is looking to rename the service to Mobile Me, and revamp the entire suite of tools while they are at it. All references to the .Mac name in OS X 10.5.3 have been replaced with an easy to ... continued »