MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
SyncMate is your new helper in successful information management. All you need will always be in reach. Synchronize Folders, Bookmarks, Address Book, Stickies, iCal, iTunes, iPhoto, install applications to your device and check its battery status. SyncMate provides users with easy-to-use synchronization and internet sharing between your Mac and Pocket PC. SyncMate helps you keep all your documents, text messages, contacts, calendar entries, events and other stuff well organized. You simply establish a connection between your Mac and Pocket PC via USB or Wi-Fi and synchronize applications like Address Book, iCal, iTunes, iPhoto etc. You can also manage all text messages without even touching your Pocket PC! Send, receive, create and delete SMS when working at your Mac. SyncMate also allows you to check detailed device information (battery state, etc) and visually analyze memory usage.
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  Download Trial (4.7 MB)
 REQUIREMENTS Mac OS X 10.4 or later. 
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 | gnik65 said 19/3 at 7:44am I've been using the free edition for about a week with my T-Mobile MDA Touch and have been impressed at how straightforward it was to use. Compared to ActiveSync over Bluetooth to a Windows PC, the WiFi option is like a dream. I was planning to buy the Expert Edition at full price for the extra features, so I'm not going to pass up this offer. |   +2 |
| scott.griffiths said 19/3 at 2:50am I've been using the demo for a few weeks and its the only syn app I've found to actually work, and like a mac app, and it installed and talked to the windoze mobile 5 O2XDAII with no probs, before I realised it had established a link. Makes ActiveSync look daft - not hard! MissingSync and PocketPC keep loosing connection. | +2 |
| ozron said 19/3 at 4:16am Also be aware that the basic version, which is FREE, provides basic syncing between your Mac and PocketPC. You may not need to pay for the advanced version. | +1 |
| rwebber said 19/3 at 11:49pm Don't have a pocket pc. Might like one though. | 0 |
| po11ock said 19/3 at 10:07pm I'm looking for a way to integrate my thin-client Windows work environment, especially MS Outlook Exchange, with my home, Mac world & my iPhone. Is this what I need? | 0 |
| Jack Cooley said 19/3 at 4:07pm Interesting, I've been using MissingSync for a couple of years and it has worked well for me, but always worth looking for something better. MS certainly does use up the resources on my MBPro. | 0 |
| vidbidness said 19/3 at 2:01pm Tres cool! This is just what I needed. VM is driving me nuts, and I'm extra-pleased that this product was published. | 0 |
| Anonymous said 19/3 at 12:10pm Does it work with Japanese Language? | 0 |
| dani0100 said 19/3 at 11:37am This program is garbage. The manual is written by some 4th grader who hardly speaks English and things like drivers that do not exist are referenced. You will install it, plug your device in, and it will Simply Not Work(tm). Reminds me of the kind of crap that used to get developed before OS X. Stay away! | 0 |
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goudkamp said 19/3 at 8:55am
The free versions is working fine on 10.5 with my HTC P3600 (Trinity), running WM6. First piece of software that does the trick; I'm impressed. Configured WiFi sync: a breeze! No need to start VMware to sync my PDA, great!!