BP11_20091202_OneMinuteMessage1 (MobileMe)

MobileMe Gallery

MobileMe is a service from Apple Computer that pushes new email, contacts, and calendar events over the air to all your devices. So your iPhone, Mac, and PC stay in perfect sync. No docking required. And that’s just one of many ways MobileMe simplifies your life. At work, at the library, or at a friend’s house. You always have easy access to everything you need — email, contacts, calendars, photos, and files — all in one place. MobileMe web apps look and feel so much like the desktop applications you already use, you might forget you’re using a browser.

Faster than a speeding terabyte. More powerful than an external hard drive. Able to leap websites in a single click. Look! Up in the web browser! It’s a wiki. It’s a blog. It’s MobileMe Man!

Yes, it’s MobileMe Man – strange visitor from another virtual world who came to earth with powers and abilities far below those of mortal men. MobileMe Man – who can change the course of mighty mouse cursors, bend USB cords in his bare hands, and who, disguised as Mr. K, mild mannered technology teacher for a great metropolitan school district, fights a never ending battle for truth, media literacy, and the American way.

Introductory Release

Episode 1

Little Tommy Cannot Share

Episode 2

The Dark Cloud

Episode 3

What Day Is It?

Episode 4

Can't See The Trees

Episode 5

Big Files Don't Cry

Episode 6

eMail, iMail, meMail, myMail

Resources

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Klatskin, L. (1951). Adventures of superman. Retrieved December 3, 2009, from personal collection

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