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MobileMe on your Mac

Mail, Address Book, Calendar and Web icons

Everything just clicks.

MobileMe works seamlessly with the applications you use on your Mac every day, like Mail, Address Book, iCal, and Safari. For starters, when you set up MobileMe on your Mac, your MobileMe Mail account is automatically added to the Mail application in Mac OS X. And when you use Address Book and iCal to manage your contacts and calendar, take comfort in knowing that MobileMe syncs any changes you make. So your iPhone or iPod touch and your me.com applications always stay up to date. MobileMe even syncs your Safari bookmarks.

Mail interfaces on iMac and MacBook Air

Sync all your Mac computers.

If you have more than one Mac, you can use MobileMe to keep your email, contacts, calendars, and bookmarks in sync across all your Mac computers and even a PC. You can also sync Dashboard widget preferences, Dock items, many application and system preferences, and Mail notes across all of your computers running Mac OS X Leopard.

MobileMe Gallery screenshot

Share from iPhoto, iMovie, and Aperture.

With a couple of clicks, you can upload entire photo albums from iPhoto ’09 or Aperture 2 to your MobileMe Gallery. Friends and family can view, download, and contribute photos to your Gallery right from the web. And when someone adds photos, the images are sent to your iPhoto or Aperture library on your Mac so you never miss a shot. With iMovie ’09, you can upload high-quality movies to your Gallery in a variety of sizes perfect for viewing on the web, iPod, iPhone, or Apple TV.

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Behind the scenes with iWeb.

Publish

MobileMe is built to work seamlessly with iWeb. You simply create your site, click Publish, and it’s online. There are no settings or configurations to remember — MobileMe does it all behind the scenes, and all you see are the beautiful results. MobileMe will also host your personal domain name so you can publish your site directly to www.youraddress.com.

iWeb. Watch the QuickTour.

MobileMe and iWeb

Easily publish your website with MobileMe and iWeb. You can even use your own domain name.

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iDisk on your desktop.

Because MobileMe iDisk is built into the core of Mac OS X, accessing it on your Mac is as easy as opening a Finder window. From there, just drag and drop to upload files or manage your folders. You can also use the Finder to access another MobileMe member’s iDisk or Public folder. To set restrictions on your own iDisk, such as adding a password and allowing others to read and write files to your iDisk, just visit your MobileMe preferences in System Preferences. And when you’re away from your Mac and want to access your iDisk, all you have to do is log in to me.com from a web browser on any computer.

Back to My Mac Screen Sharing on MacBook Pro

Wherever you go, there’s your Mac.

Back to My Mac puts any Leopard-based Mac you use within easy reach. MobileMe finds your remote Mac computers over the Internet and displays them in the Leopard Finder on the Mac you’re using. So you can connect from anywhere with just a click. Edit and save documents, open applications, and move folders. With Back to My Mac Screen Sharing, you can control your remote Mac as though you’re sitting in front of it.

Back to My Mac. Watch the QuickTour.

MobileMe and Back to My Mac

With MobileMe, you can access your Mac remotely from another Mac. As long as both computers use Leopard, your Mac and your files will always be close.

Back to My Mac

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Chat safely with MobileMe.

With MobileMe, you can protect your chats with robust, 128-bit encryption. Use your MobileMe member name when you chat, and iChat automatically encrypts your text, audio, and video chats, as well as file transfers, with other MobileMe members. With Secure iChat, you can be sure that no one else is able to tune in to your iChat sessions.