Apple MobileMe is quite the neglected child. Sure Apple perked up the email and calendar interfaces recently but since Find My iPhone went free, subscribers have been wondering what the annual subscription actually buys them. One MobileMe customer sent Steve Jobs an email and in typical Jobbsian fashion, a succinct reply swiftly followed. Read on to see what Steve Jobs has to say about Apple MobileMe 2011. Warning: it is brief…
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Muji, the trendy Japanese stationery store, has got into the iPad app game. Its three Muji iPad apps are beautiful, just the kind of design the Apple lovers go gaga for. The Muji Calendar iPad app and the Muji to Go travel iPad app are both free but the Muji Netbook will set you back £2.39. So what do you get from the Muji iPad apps and will they make our best iPad apps list?
Got an O2 Joggler? Know your way around a bit of coding? Here’s a little something for the weekend for you: a disgruntled owner of the touchscreen calendar cum digital photo frame is offering a £1,000 reward for anyone who can get Flash running on it.
UPDATE: The O2 Joggler could be getting third party apps! Click here to find out how we know, and don’t forget to read our review.
The O2 Joggler isn’t out until next month, but we’ve already got hands-on with it and felt up its luvverly touchscreen. Can this replace your faithful paper calendar? Read on to find out, with first impressions and plenty of pictures along the way!
UPDATE: Not only have we got hands-on with the O2 Joggler, we’ve just found out third party apps could be coming to it!
The O2 Joggler touchscreen home organiser sounds like a Comic Relief publicity stunt, but it’s real and real useful: it’s a 7 inch touchscreen tablet that’ll help your family stay organised, and do away with paper calendars once and for all. Details after the link below.
Here’s a neat little Palm Pre feature its makers didn’t go into too much detail about during its launch at CES: If you’re running late for a meeting the phone will automatically tell the people you’re due to meet. Yep, that’s right. It’s a dirty little snitch.
Apple has filed a patent for integrated iPhone mapping and calendars, showing it has plans for the handset to plot directions between appointments automatically. It’s far more intelligent than the current iPhone software, and integrates with the address book too.