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PocketMac Smartphone Edition syncs Macs, Smartphones

updated 02:00 am EST, Mon January 5, 2004

PocketMac Smartphone Ed


is described as "the first ever solution to allow Mac users to synchronize data between their Mac and their Microsoft Smartphones." It offers Mac users the ability to sync iCal calendars, iCal "to-do's/tasks", and Mac OS X AddressBook data as well as Microsoft's Entourage data (calendars, tasks and contacts). The software supports synching data over Bluetooth or AirPort and can install third-party applications, themes. Other features include iSync support, internet connection sharing, desktop mounting, custom file copy, etc. It is available for Mac OS X for $30.


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    observation

    Smart phones, stupid M$

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    knee jerk zealots

    Knee jerk zealots, f****** retards that embarass the other Mac users.

    I do not use Smartphone but I respect other people's decision to use what is best for them.

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    MS Smartphones are nasty.

    Better to support a product that actually works, and is based on an open platform: Symbian. All Symbian phones support SyncML, which is what iSync is based on. No need for kludgy hacks like PocketMac, iSync supports Symbian phones out of the box!

    Plus, what self-respecting Mac zealot is going to use a phone from Microsoft? Icky!

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    Never even had....

    I never even got a "hotSync" from Palm for my Zircom ( Now Intel ) 802.11b wireless SpringPort. WTF!!!

    Has anyone?

    What about bluetooth Palms ( or Handsprings ), ..has anyone been able to "HotSync" them without massive problems?

    WTF!!!

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    SonyEricsson or Bust

    I will stick with my Sony Ericsson T610 w/ bluetooth, isync, and Salling clicker. Can your M$ phone control your powerpoint, iTunes, DVD, etc?

    I am not giving one more dime to M$ to integrate with a Mac. Now if Apple could just come up with a REAL office suite that's cross platform.

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    Pocketmac Pro 3.0

    Don't know if you have seen this, but the Pocketmac Theme/Skins is "WOW".

    http://www.pocketmac.net/pmpro3/pmpro3.html

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