It was a big hit when Apple offered their ‘supposed to be innovative’ MobileMe service wherein the users are enable to synchronize their data, bookmarks, and an online photo gallery on their own Windows computers as well as on the Macintosh computers with their iPhones and iPod Touch hand-helds. But then again, this service is said to be still imperfect.

This is how it is supposed to work out. Upon subscribing to the MobileMe service, e-mails from your current account should be incorporated or carried over to your MobileMe account. In turn, your MobileMe account is pushed in to your chosen computer mailing application. It is also slipped in to your iPhone or iPod Touch hand-held computer. The same should go with your contacts, bookmarks, calendar entries, and photo gallery.

Unfortunately, after several weeks, this process is reported to be lethargic. And if this program doesn’t run smoothly anytime soon coupled with lots of appearing dialogue boxes saying “ERROR MESSAGE”, Apple might be labeled as being way too far from keeping their promise of providing efficient MobileMe service.