$7.95 US Dollars ( 5.90 EUR or 5.20 GBP ) - Take advantage of this promotional introductory price with 33% OFF discount. February 1, 2009 the regular price 11.95 US Dollars will be back.================ --> Easy to use, simple and fully automated! SymSync 1.00 is a powerful file and folder synchronization solution for S60 3rd Edition Phone. This state of the art technology allows you easily and securely to synchronize your files or whole folders in Real-Time or on a Schedule.If you add or change a file in the source location, the synchronization process will add or change the same file at the target location. What do you need in a Synchronization Solution? Wireless Files and Folders Synchronization between phone and network computer Intelligent file transfer ensuring minimal resource usage Byte-Level replication (minimizing bandwidth utilization) Continuous file replication (TRUE real-time processing) On Demand, Scheduled file replication Ability to run in the background as a Service or as an Application Ability to transfer over the internet through TCP Ability to replicate through network shares Ability to sync files to a remote location and much more.... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Feel free to try out another software product from Telexy.com, all software is unique for Series 60 phones. SymVPN 1.00 - Secure your mobile phone with the only PPTP VPN client available on S60 platform. SymSMB 4.00 - Wireless file management between phone and computer. Network Audio Player included as a free bonus.
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SymSync v.1.00 for S60 3rd.
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| Requirements | S60 3rd | ||
| Downloads | 44 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Telexy Networks Inc. | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 02 Jan 2009 | ||
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