Missing Sync beta available for Pre

by Chris Ziegler Jun 24th 2009 @ 4:08AM

Palm would have us all believe that the "cloud," a dash of EV-DO, and a smidge of WiFi are all you need to get your webOS-based device synced to the rest of your world, but back in the real world, we all know that's not necessarily the case. MarkSpace -- well-entrenched in the world of getting BlackBerrys, Windows Mobile phones, and everything in between to play nice with Macs -- has released a beta version of The Missing Sync for Pre, letting you sync your music, bookmarks, ringtones, files, pictures, and just about everything else using its Proximity Sync tech which automatically hooks into your machine when it's in WiFi range. It's free for the time being while it's in testing, but don't use it unless you're willing to shell out should you get hooked -- the final retail version will run $39.95 when it's available.

[Via PC World]

Filed under: Software, Palm, webOS

Tags: mac, mac os, MacOs, mark space, MarkSpace, missing sync, MissingSync, palm, pre, web os , webos

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Brad @ Jun 24th 2009 4:41PM

With the exception of Pre users who are on Macs, that is the case. And for Mac users, lets be realistic here, how many are actually going to get rid of their precious pedo-Phones for something made by Palm? Like most developers, Palm decided it wasn't worth the effort to try and work with OSX. Probably the right decision.

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