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apple.com - 10/9/2009

Recent MobileMe Service Improvements

— apple.com — As part of an update to the MobileMe web applications, you can now access Find My iPhone... directly from the MobileMe toolbar. This support article contains information about this and other service improvements. A reminder: for the best MobileMe ... (more) Recent MobileMe Service Improvements

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engadget.com - 10/19/2009

MobileMe media sync detailed in Apple patent application

— engadget.com — What do you know? It looks like Apple's filed yet another patent application . The company's newest... is named (in the short, pithy way that patents are named) Synchronization of Media State Across Multiple Devices. Combining the ubiquity of ... (more) MobileMe media sync detailed in Apple patent application

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patentlyapple.com - 10/16/2009

Apple Patent Advances MobileMe to the Next Level

— patentlyapple.com — The US Patent & Trademark Office has published a patent application from Apple today that reveals one... of the next chapters for Apple's MobileMe. (more) Apple Patent Advances MobileMe to the Next Level

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MobileMe Gets a Few Minor Updates…So What?
TheAppleBlog — ... “As part of an update to the MobileMe web applications, you can now access Find My iPhone directly from the MobileMe toolbar.” Doesn’t sound like much (and it isn’t) but it’s a nice touch that makes Find My iPhone easier to access. (Previously the feature was confusingly tucked-away in the MobileMe Settings page.) Also handy is the use of a new URL users can enter into a browser to go straight to the Find My iPhone functionality: me.com/findmyiphone. ...

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