MobileMe

Rumor has it that Apple is planning a follow-up even next month to announce updates to MobileMe and iOS 5.

A new report indicates that Apple is in talks with the major record companies to negotiate new iTunes functionality that would allow users to download music files an unlimited number of times, to multiple devices.

Apple is expected to unveil the iPad 2 later today. But according to an Apple insider, the second-generation iPad is merely a pit stop on the path to our ultimate destination: The iPad 3.

Apple has stopped selling MobileMe. But the company says it will soon open a massive new data center that will be devoted to the cloud-computer service, along with iTunes. This could mean free MobileMe — or perhaps cloud-based iTunes — is imminent.

The New York Times says there's no iPhone Nano on the horizon, but the next generation might still be cheaper than previous models.

Call it the "iPhone Mini," the "iPhone Nano," or just another cheap smartphone, a smaller version of Apple's flagship product is on its way, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Once again, Apple has extended subscriptions to its struggling MobileMe service, adding another 60 days to trial and paid subscriptions.

In what amounts to a mea culpa, Apple CEO Steve Jobs admits the launch of its MobileMe service came too quickly, and wasn't up to Apple's standards.

Apple continues to struggle with it's new MobileMe service, acknowledging mail may have been lost and 1 percent of users can't get email at all.