AOL @ WWDC 2008
Posted Jun 8th 2008 8:23PM by Lee Givens
Filed under: General
We packed our bags and headed out to sunny San Francisco for the annual Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference. WWDC '08 is getting more attention than most developer conferences and the iPhone SDK is generating a lot of buzz.
You can check out AOL at the March 6th iPhone SDK announcement in Cupertino.
Cheers,
Lee Givens
AOL Mac Product Lead
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Welcome to the Mac@AOL Blog. My name is Lee Givens and I'm the Product Lead for the Mac and iPhone products at AOL. You can find the latest information on AOL's software development on the Mac and any cool happenings at AOL. The purpose of the blog is to create a feedback loop so we can hear from our loyal AOL Mac users. Managing a blog is a lot of work, so I enlisted support from the whole team...the Mac team is made up of dedicated Macintosh developers, QA engineers and Product folks.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1. Hey Lee, are you guys still looking for beta testers for AIM for iPhone/ iPod Touch?
Posted at 3:32PM on Jun 9th 2008 by Alex
2. Some users have experienced mail display issues, where mail listing may be jumbled or your mail header (e.g., To:, From:, Subject:) may not be updated with the current mail message you're viewing. We have our mail team working around the clock to address this issue.
I am having a real problem with this...when I open an email it does has the text from another e-mail...I lost a very important message this morning with a very important attachment. Is there any way to retrieve it?
Posted at 3:25PM on Jun 24th 2008 by Jeneane
3. Where is automatic spellcheck....although Help says it is part of Mail preferences, it is not there. I can't send e-mail without automatic spell check...a serious issue!
Posted at 11:39AM on Jun 30th 2008 by srosenson
4. I spoke to AOL lat night re: automatic spellcheck. There is a convoluted way to spellcheck e-mails but it is definitely inefficient, and definitely not automatic. Why is it that g-mail and others are able to do this? Why is that classic AOL had this feature and the new expanded AOL does not?
Posted at 10:21AM on Jul 2nd 2008 by srosenson