Have you payed or are you on the free trial? If you go in your settings, it's in https so they can provide it currently. And as you said we see it on the video so I'm wondering if it's not only once you've payed and not the trial. That would be weird but it might explain the missing "s".

I'm on the free trial. I also noticed that the settings section is secure.

If the paid version of the service support HTTPS, there is no mention about it.

Just noticed the same thing - there is no https support for mail, calendar, address book. A show stopper. At least they protect the account information, but unless they also protect the rest of the site it's definitely a no-go.

Let's hope and wait, right now it's not only https what they have to fix!

Mike

PS: also a trial account, but I doubt there is any difference for paid accounts.

I don't think neither there is a different with paid accounts. I guess HTTPS will be supported at some point.

Hi Frederic,
I received a response from the MobileMe Support - they explained in a long note that they assume it's secure because the password and all account info is always protected. They don't care about also encrypting mail, calendar or idisk transfers. So I don't think they'll enable it except there is a lot of pressure.
Which I doubt - a lot of users of MobileMe even don't know what encryption is or what can happen.... :(

Mike

Hi Mike, thans for asking the support. I'm really surprised of the answer and dissapointed. It's too bad but I won't use it.

Yeah, same here. A no-go for now, let's see what happens in the next 60 days... then the trial is over and I'll switch back to iTunes Calendar Syncing.

Talking about syncing, I tried MobileMe with an iPhone 3G and only mails are pushed.

Calendars and contacts are synced by polling, so no real advantage over classic solutions.