Apple has announced that the new MobileMe Mail at me.com is now out of beta and available to all members.

MobileMe Mail has both widescreen and compact views and rules to keep your email organized. Apple explains, "Mail rules help you reduce inbox clutter by automatically filing messages into folders you select ahead of time. Set them up at me.com, and your rules organize your incoming email on the web and everywhere else — on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, and PC."

Apple may have scored big in customer satisfaction with the American Customer Satisfaction Index, but that doesn’t change the fact that customers haven’t been so pleased with its MobileMe syncing service.

The service has been nothing but headaches for all parties involved since its launch. Problems ranged from email access and downtime to even syncing itself.

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Apple today sent an email to all MobileMe users apologizing for the problematic launch of the online push service.

The service was supposed to be available Friday to coincide with the iPhone 3G’s launch, but MobileMe’s service was unavailable, had slow performance and unexpected logouts.