Then something is wrong for your config. This is how it should work. see:
http://massoh.com/chris/push.mov
Updates on Me.com triggers a Mac sync. At least on Leopard. Tiger or Windows may not do this. I haven't heard one way or the other, but the knowledgebase article linked in the original post suggests its Leopard only.
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And... what if I add an important contact, then five minutes later turn off my computer and go on a business trip. I guess since I didn't make the 15 minute cut my contact wasn't 'synced' and I don't have the contact on my trip. Awesome.
I've been through the WWDC Keynote and Apple site for MobileMe and both demos show MoblieMe and an iPhone being used with "Push" technology. They say your other computers are updated with a Push from MobileMe. Where do they say changes are Pushed up from a Mac? Not defending Apple because my syncing is slowly coming around with MobileMe.
I've been through the WWDC Keynote and Apple site for MobileMe and both demos show MoblieMe and an iPhone being used with "Push" technology. They say your other computers are updated with a Push from MobileMe. Where do they say changes are Pushed up from a Mac? Not defending Apple because my syncing is slowly coming around with MobileMe.
Push email. Push contacts. Push calendar.
MobileMe stores all your email, contacts, and calendars in the cloud and pushes them down to your iPhone, iPod touch, Mac, and PC. When you make a change on one device, the cloud updates the others. Push happens automatically, instantly, and continuously. You don’t have to wait for it or remember to do anything — such as docking your iPhone and syncing manually — to stay up to date.
or, if you make a change on another device [showing the change being made on a notebook] like adding a new calendar event, it's automatically sent eveywhere else.
At this point, I'd be happy if push e-mail to my iPhone simply worked, but it still doesn't. It works fine on my wife's iPhone, but never has on mine. I've done all of the troubleshooting steps posted by Apple several times, but it does no good. Hopefully Apple will eventually get this service working properly.![]()
It must be luck.I was using my Mac to edit and update both my calendar and address book this morning. I was doing it on purpose just to see what happens. It is possible that I fell into a 15 minute sync period, but I swear, each time I went to online and looked, my changes were already there. Not in 15 minutes, i am sure of it,but in less than 5.
I may watch more closely from now on, but I think it works pretty damn fast.
Mike
I've been through the WWDC Keynote and Apple site for MobileMe and both demos show MoblieMe and an iPhone being used with "Push" technology. They say your other computers are updated with a Push from MobileMe. Where do they say changes are Pushed up from a Mac? Not defending Apple because my syncing is slowly coming around with MobileMe.
In the MobileMe sync preferences on my Mac, what does "Automatically" actually mean?![]()
"Mobileme iDisk to store and share your documents."
- John, An Apple Retail Employee on the Mobileme. A Guided Tour.
This is not there yet. John demoed this in the video and I followed along and it does not exist. He also has more menu bar options available that the launching site does not have. Apple either does not have all their services up and running as they say. Or are not selling what they said they had as features.
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