Being addicted to Google and Apple products is not always the easiest fetish to fulfill. Although both companies are close business partners in some respects, their products do not always interoperate to the degree consumers desire.
So you just purchased your iPhone after months of being on the ropes. You really wanted the sexiest mobile device man has ever created, but had reservations about the service provided by the mobile service provider. While the allure of a Blackberry was quite enticing, they just do not provide the same overall experience the iPhone offers. After hemming and hawing, you finally decide to take the plunge!
Now that you have finally opted to go mobile, why not try and use your iPhone like a Blackberry, with push email and over-the-air synchronization for your contacts and calendars? After all, you might as well jump in to the deep end, right? Is MobileMe, Apple’s push product for your iPhone, really a worthwhile experience if your sole intent is to keep your iPhone in sync over-the-air?
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dendy23: Wow. You are well-done! That’s a pretty cool idea!! I love Apples’ products a lot!!!
Will R.: Cherokee is GREAT! And it’s great for testing stuff locally, thats what I use it for!