PocketMirror Now Available for WebOS
Chapura's PocketMirror Outlook synchronization software is now available for WebOS and the Palm Pre via the Palm App Catalog. PocketMirror Standard is the first software product to offer Palm Pre users the ability to synchronize data with local non-EAS desktop versions of Microsoft Outlook.
PocketMirror Standard for webOS provides complete two-way synchronization which transfers essential information between desktop versions of Outlook Contacts and Calendar and the corresponding Pre applications without cables. PocketMirror Standard synchronizes over the local Wi-Fi network using a secure transfer process that never stores or passes users' PIM data over the web; it is a direct synchronization between Windows PC and Pre.
"We are delighted to add PocketMirror support to Palm's webOS software platform and Pre," said Jim Chappelle, president of Chapura. "With the help of the Mojo SDK, a good understanding of Outlook and our expertise in synchronization technology, we have been able to quickly bring this product to market and offer a reliable software solution that is simple to use and accurately transfers desktop information."
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Task sync coming?
"Currently PocketMirror for the WebOS can only synchronize Calendar and Contacts. We do hope to add Outlook Tasks sync at some point in the future."
Hope that is true and soon, including proper handling of recurring tasks for which I don't currently see an option for in the PRE menus. Placing tasks onto the calendar is not the prefered solution either as some other sync solutions apparently do.
RE: Task sync coming?
Palm will have to wake up to proper sompatibility with Outlook. The old Palm did. Remember the OS 5 rewrites of the PIMs to make them Outlook-compatible?
Why not go with the 'cloud' model on this?
Better yet, give the users an option... Open up a few ports on your home firewall/router and leave your PC on, and you can basically have your own EAS server... Or pay "us" $5 / month, and we'll host it for you.... Seems like a pretty solid business model
Tungsten T -> Palm TX -> TX & Centro (Good combo so far!)
Not Ready For Prime Time
Outlook sync essential
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