Cancelling the trial? Better check yerself Those who've been enjoying Apple's much-extended MobileMe trial should take care when cancelling accounts, to prevent the cloudy ghost coming back to haunt them and swiping all their contacts and appointments.…

MobileFiles suite for the Apple iPhone has been announced by Quickoffice which enables the iPhoner to view all PowerPoint 2003 and 2007, Excel, MS Word, and Adobe PDF files along with music files, video and images including those stored on a MobileMe iDisk account. The major selling point of Quickoffice’s MobileFiles Pro suite is its ability

Quickoffice has launched MobileFiles Pro for the Apple iPhone. MobileFiles Pro allows for extensive Microsoft Excel file editing and synchronizes with Apple's MobileMe service. Read the full story here.

Quickoffice today announced the release of MobileFiles Pro, which has enable you to edit your office documents directly on your iPhone and iPod Touch. The latest upgrade brings comprehensive editing and saving of Microsoft Office Excel files in the .xls format, Wi-Fi file transfer to and from a desktop (Mac and PC), and the ability to access and synchronize with Apple MobileMe accounts. Offering

Apple has quietly released details of updates to MobileMe services for the web, following their December 15 service’s update. This time this application comes up with many fixes and improvements. Contacts Searching for contacts in a large address book (more than 1000 contacts) is faster and no longer results in a “slow script” browser alert message Exported vCards

MobileMe has had some trouble getting up and running. The push-data service from Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) is now stable and reliable, but far from perfect. To that end, Apple has rolled out a few fixes and feature upgrades to its MobileMe service. Apple’s list of MobileMe enhancements and bug-fixes include: Contacts Searching for contacts in a large address

Say what you will about MobileMe, but there’s at least one iPhone owner out there glad that he plunked down $100 bucks for it. Not only did it lead to the return of his stolen iPhone, but it left him with a tale for the e-ages. Here’s how it went down, according to TUAW: One day,

Readdle has rebranded its A.I.Disk application as OneDisk to reflect its wide usage as iPhone and iPod Touch connection link to multiple online file storage services at once. Also, OneDisk improves iWork documents support and provides new file management capabilities. The OneDisk is an iPhone application that lets people access documents on the MobileMe iDisk and other online storage services,

RussianiPhone.ru claims that they have seen iPhone 2.2.1 Beta 1 and that it implements Push notifications as well as over-the-air MobileMe syncing with Notes support. As proof they’ve posted a screenshot showing the Notes and Calendar applications with update badges displayed. Developers and users have been anxiously awaiting the release of this new feature.

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