Where there's a will, there's a way, and the S60mobile people often seem to have a legal-hack method for things the rest of us wouldn't even have thought of. Here it's shown that you can access and (with some difficulty) copy files back to Apple's Mobile me service from a S60 3rd Edition FP2 smartphone such as the Nokia E75. The MacGyver of the Symbian world?
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Use can use the FP2 WebDav functionality to connect to pretty much any online storage that supports WebDav, I use for example my Nokia N96 to connect to my online fastmail storage.
He achieved this by making the folder writeable by anybody on the internet - and didn't set a password.
(Have a look at his screenshots).
So anybody can store their kiddie porn, Torrents or warez under his name.
The MacGyver of the Symbian world?
More like the Mr.Bean of the Symbian world.
I use the Skyfire browser to access MobileMe. It does exactly the same without any form of workaround.
Steve