Fellow Smartphone and Pocket PC Magazine blogger Ben Stanley has an interesting writeup on syncing a Pocket PC (or Smartphone) to Ubuntu Linux. I haven’t tried it yet on my Ubuntu setup, but will give it a try later this week.
Ben notes that there are some hitches in the sync process: for example, if you [...]
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Syncing
The news from the WWDC has received a lot of press, so I won’t go into what I think of each of the details of what Leopard will bring to the table, nor what having Safari on Windows means for the long term. Lifehacker gives a really good summary of Leopard’s features, and I encourage [...]
Thomas R. Hall had an interesting comment on an earlier post about my difficulties with keeping several devices and an iMac and two Windows systems in sync (calendars, addresses, tasks, etc.). He notes that he successfully keeps a system like this in sync by using Microsoft Exchange Server, which can be accessed within a Mac [...]
If you would like to sync your Windows Mobile device to a Mac, you may want to check out the updated Missing Sync for Windows Mobile. This update fixes several problems and now includes an AppleScript to remove previous devices.
Note that I describe my use of Missing Sync in this post.
One of the ways I want this blog to help our readers is by occasionally mentioning software that I think is particularly useful. That is the purpose of this post, and the software of note is Missing Sync for BlackBerry.
While I have not used this software (I do not have a BlackBerry), I have used [...]
