Apple released today a new version of MobileMe which comes with new features and more improvements. Most of the improvements are for version 3.0 of IPhone OS or for IPhone 3GS.

Now you can access help directly from me.com toolbar. In Gallery, IPhone 3GS can publish videos to a Gallery album, but if there is no Gallery album, an album is created automatically. In Mail when you forward or reply to an HTML or rich text message, the text maintains the original formatting. A new features added in Mail is that the number of unred messages is now shown next to Inbox or next to every folder.

The improvements for Push Contacts and Push Calendar require IPhone OS 3.0. If you want to delete a MobileMe account or turn off contact and calendar sync on iPhone/iPod touch, a copy of the data will be kept on the device. Another great improvement is that now you can keep ringtone associations when you synchronize your device with Mobile Me.

If you lose your IPhone you can locate it on me.com, send a message to display on the screen or you can delete your data from IPhone.

MobileMe Control Panel for Windows supports syncing of contacts, calendar, and bookmarks when connecting to the Internet via a proxy server.

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Using the on-screen QWERTY keyboard you can perform the basic functions that you have access to on your computer. For example, you can cut parts of text, copy and paste these to another part of the document, or even to another application, and you can do this more comfortably in the landscape mode that activates as you rotate the handset sideways.

Later this summer AT&T will introduce the support for MMS which allows you to send images, audio files and video content, in addition to contact information. This capability is not supported by iPhone 3G.
Using the new iPhone 3GS you can simply record a video inside the MMS message and send it directly.

Spotlight Search is an advanced search engine that finds the information you’re searching among the content stored on the handset. This includes media files, contacts, calendar, emails and so on.

In addition to Voice Memos, an improved calendar with support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, the access to the iTunes Store, Safari enhancements supporting autofill of user names and passwords, automatic Wi-Fi login, Shake to Shuffle, Sync Notes, Parental Controls and new languages, the update comes with the advanced stocks application, as well as the Remote Wipe feature that finds your lost handset and removes all the stored data, remotely.

By installing special applications from Apple you may establish P2P connections for playing entertaining mobile games.

All of these and more will be available for download on June 17, on Apple’s website.

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