Last night Apple rolled out a number of updates to its MobileMe service. Most notably, the company brought its enhanced MobileMe webmail application out of beta, giving the web app a more iPad-like interface. Improvements include widescreen and compact views, the ability to use mail rules to automate organization, faster performance, support for sending mail from a different, non MobileMe address, and improved junk mail filtering. Also new is the navigation screen, which replaces the old row of icons at the top of the page with a single cloud icon. When clicked, or when evoked using the key combination of Shift-Esc, it brings up a Mac OS X-like application switcher that lets the user move between applications. These updates join the new Find My iPhone application, which was launched alongside the updates.
Latest News
- German security researcher breaks into AirTag
- Adobe Audition now fully supports Apple Silicon natively
- Apple to merge ‘iCloud Documents and Data’ with iCloud Drive in May 2022
- Apple calls for dismissal of $800 million lawsuit filed by Coronavirus Reporter app developers
- Apple TV+ adaptation of Stephen King’s Lisey’s Story trailer released
- Apple files patent detailing technology to help locate an iPhone lost in the car
- Apple’s Developer Academy in Detroit starts accepting applications
- Apple releases support document for confused Apple One subscribers with two Apple IDs
- Anti-tracking policies from Apple and Google help ad firms recover
- Apple lobbying for chip production subsidies in the US