I recently looked for a way to get to my iDisk (part of MobileMe) from my iPhone and found a free app on Apple’s App Store, called MobileFiles which does exactly that.

MobileFiles can access your local files on the iPhone and multiple MobileMe iDisks, including your friends public folders. When you drill down to an actual file in the folder structure you can view many of the documents. (more…)

After the first days of using the iPhone 2.0 software - which I use in combination with the MobileMe service - there obviously still are problems with the “push” service. At some point my iPhone doesn’t sync with the service anymore. The only solution is to reboot the phone. (more…)

Looks like Apple has removed all mentions about push mail from their MobileMe site. It has been removed from the MobileMe Mail features list too. Now your mail is “in sync”. But they forgot the mentioning at their enterprise site, where they are talking about Exchange push mail. Microsoft by the way doesn’t call it push mail per se, they call it “Direct Push“. Trademark on the name “push mail”? RIM, anyone? I couldn’t find anything on the fly about RIM owning that name. I’m trying to get in contact with Apple to find out what’s happening here. Screenshots after the jump.

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Over the past few days Apple launched MobileMe, the successor to .Mac, the iPhone 3G and the iPhone and iPod touch firmware 2.0. Let’s have a look at what happened the past few days in the Apple world.
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I guess this is what most people are experiencing at the moment. The way from .Mac to MobileMe has been a rocky road since yesterday morning. Some of people aren’t even able to access their email, if they’re lucky they can at least read it.

I tried to sign up about twelve hours, now I got it almost working. Web access only works by clicking on IsMobileMeUp.com and then waiting for a few seconds for the redirect. Directly accessing me.com still doesn’t work for me.