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Apple admits mistake
I get the feeling a lot has been written on these blog pages about the iPhone 3G and MobileMe and a lot of people are probably not all that interested.
It's worth mentioning, though, that a leaked memo from Steve Jobs basically admits the MobileMe launch was premature.
I have to agree. It's still refusing to synch data with my iPhone, although the iMac is just fine. It's no trouble for me to synchronise with the Mac locally rather than online, but 'working' isn't the exact word you'd use to describe it.
Interesting. If Apple were to lose its reputation for releasing reliable products that just work, where does it go..?
It's worth mentioning, though, that a leaked memo from Steve Jobs basically admits the MobileMe launch was premature.
I have to agree. It's still refusing to synch data with my iPhone, although the iMac is just fine. It's no trouble for me to synchronise with the Mac locally rather than online, but 'working' isn't the exact word you'd use to describe it.
Interesting. If Apple were to lose its reputation for releasing reliable products that just work, where does it go..?
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