Most of MobileMe's key applications and services are accessible on the iPhone through native apps like Mail, Contacts, and Calendar (with the still-puzzling exclusion of managing to-dos). But while iPhone OS 3 brings a better UI for publishing photos (and possibly videos) to a MobileMe Gallery, there is no way to manage one's gallery on-the-go. If you need to reorganize photos or delete a picture that perhaps should not have been unveiled to the entire Internet to begin with (*ahem*), you're out of luck until you get back to a computer.

There are third-party apps designed to fill in for the iPhone OS's inability to access one's iDisk, such as Air Sharing Pro and ( Macworld rated 3.5 out of 5 mice , formerly Mobile Files Pro), but whether it be through full-fledged native applications or a slick Mobile Safari formatted site, it would be great to see the rest of MobileMe come to one of Apple's key devices.

That's about it on our MobileMe 2.0 wishlist, so it's time to ask the inevitable: what did we miss?