Google Releases Sync Software for iPhone and Windows Mobile

      by Wyatt Walter

Google has released an application called Google Sync that will allow users of Google Calendar and Gmail to sync their contacts and calendars directly to the native calendaring and address book applications on their iPhones and Windows Mobile devices. The company released a similar application for Blackberry users last year and is extending that functionality to more users by offering the iPhone and Windows Mobile software. They are also now supporting phones that support SyncML for two-way contact synchronization as well. The product is being released as beta, but of course, I have to add the standard joke and ask, “what free Google product isn’t?”

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Filed under News : Comments (3) : Feb 10th, 2009

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  3. daniele marino Says:
    June 9th, 2009 at 4:53 am

    when google will have a strong contact management solution (the present is unusable, for business users: it has a random behavior, random contact management, random interaction between mail and chat contacts) it will be the only one online office tool…

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