Accessing me.com with your Mobile Safair device allows you access to the following items:
• A link to setup instructions for setting up Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Find my iPhone on your iPhone/iPod touch.
• A link to use Find My iPhone from a friend’s iPhone/iPod touch if you need to locate your lost iPhone/iPod on a map, display a message, play a sound, or remotely lock or wipe it.
• A link to download the iDisk app on the App Store.
• A link to download the Gallery app on the App Store.
Accessing the remainder of the MobileMe website (me.com) is not possible via Mobile Safari on the iPhone or iPod touch. However, you can access published galleries and iWeb published sites as normal:
• Gallery: http://gallery.me.com/membername
• iWeb: http://web.me.com/membername
Adjusting MobileMe account and renewal settings must be done by accessing me.com on a computer.
Source: Apple Support
[Attribution: MacRumors. Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lynn W.” for the heads up.]
Woo Hooooo!!!!!!!!
MobileMe has gotten better and better lately. Well worth the family pack with all the services thats comes with it.
No big whoop! It’s a lot on “been there do e that.”
Try using FindMyPhone from an iPhone. Dare ya.
It’s nearly impossible to zoom and pan without driving the map insane. The + and – buttons are way to small to hit, and when you use pinch zoom the map takes on a mind of its own. Apple needs an iPhone version of FindMyPhone. All they’ve done is provide you with a way to reach it from mobile Safari.
About. Damn. Time.
@ Wingsy – I tried using FindMyPhone from my iPhone. Then I realized I couldn’t find my iPhone, so I tried to use FindMyPhone from my iPhone. Then I realized I couldn’t find my iPhone, so I tried to use FindMyPhone from my iPhone. Then I realized I couldn’t find my iPhone…
…and somewhere, Captain Kirk is causing a computer to self-destruct with this exact same logic…
@Gabriel — now I know you’re making it up. We all know that logic is a wreath of pretty flowers–that smell bad.
@ Darkness:
Or a little tweeting bird chirping in a meadow.
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Looks normal on my iPhone, don’t see anything different from my Mac…
I tried Find my iPhone for my spouses phone from mine and it worked fine. Only issue I had was no way to logout when I was done playing. On Desktop version, the logout button is in upper right hand corner. I couldn’t find it on my iPhone’s Mobile Safari page.
They can update MobileMe but still no Pandora streaming on my iPhone?
Shock.
Agreed. Bring multitasking soon Apple, or I have no choice but to get a Droid.
Man, I’m so tired of hearing the whining from all the Pandora jerk-offs. Get over it. Get a life. And while you’re at it shove Pandora up your fundament.
“Accessing the remainder of the MobileMe website (me.com) is not possible via Mobile Safari on the iPhone or iPod touch”
because Apple thought it would be ‘funner’ to use technology that isn’t available to all browsers, instead of making it just work ( ie good old-fashioned HTML )