The first few days with the iPhone 3.0 software has been fairly good.  I lost my contacts and calendars when I tried to turn on Push, but I restored them from backup.  I still don&#8217;t fully understand the relationship between the Mac applications, .mac (or as it&#8217;s know now-a-days MobileMe *ick*) and the iPhone.
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The first few days with the iPhone 3.0 software has been fairly good.  I lost my contacts and calendars when I tried to turn on Push, but I restored them from backup.  I still don’t fully understand the relationship between the Mac [...]

The first few days with the iPhone 3.0 software has been fairly good.  I lost my contacts and calendars when I tried to turn on Push, but I restored them from backup.  I still don’t fully understand the relationship between the Mac applications, .mac (or as it’s know now-a-days MobileMe *ick*) and the iPhone.
I mentioned the Wayback machine: http://web.archive.org/  It’s a great place to go for a trip down memory lane on the Internet.
Gibson Research is in the blog roll and I’d encourage anyone with a Windows XP computer to look in your Firefox extensions for the .NET extension.  There is a way to remove it (even though the uninstall button is greyed out.)  Here’s a a great How to Remove article: How To Remove Microsoft .NET Spyware Extension
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Episode 6: iPhone 3.0 initial impression, WWW history, and more

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