Let’s stop talking about iPhone 3G: Mobile Me Exists

These days almost everybody is talking about the great boom of the iPhone 3G. Many bloggers write about the reasons to buy it and others write and comment about why you shouldn't’t buy it. But we should talk about something that probably could be more important whether we need that all our personal information, which is stored in different devices stay synchronized. It’s really very important. Mobile Me, is the brand new service from Apple in order you can have all your personal data in organized. No matter if you use iPhone, iPod Touch, Mac or Pc, with Mobile Me you could keep everything in sync.

Let’s see a common day. You use the iPhone making and receiving calls. You can save new numbers but you also would like have this new number synchronized in the contact manager of your Mac. On the other hand your iPod Touch have your favorite song that you want use in your iPhone 3G as a ring tone. Also you maybe have a Mac at home and a PC in the office. Your calendar, your email account and your contacts will be synchronized wherever you check them. All what you need to get you will be able to do it very easily, making your everyday life easier.

Something very useful is “me.com” where you can manage your pictures, emails, calendar, contacts and files, all available online. You don’t need to use your desktop applications to access to your personal documents. Once you start using them you will use less the applications you have installed in your personal computer.

Furthermore with Mobile Me you don’t need to receive a new training. All the applications you use are completely the same you use everyday. Mobile Me works perfectly with Microsoft Outlook in the case you have a PC or you can use Mail, Address Book, iCal and others if you have a Mac. The important thing here is all the changes you make in all these applications will be synchronized perfectly and consistently, in order you can use different devices and can keep it all them under control. From now let’s talk about Mobile Me.