Retrieving data Act!, Google Calendar, Lotus Notes on your iPhone
By admin at 23 June, 2008, 4:56 pm
The company is specialized in CompanionLink synchronizing data between computers and mobile devices. It proposes solutions for equipment compatible with Palm OS (since 1997), Windows Mobile or more recently as BlackBerry.
The developer has released a solution CompanionLink for the iPhone on July 11. Thus users of this smartphone touch screen can retrieve the data stored on different software management contacts, tasks and calendar. The iPhone allows synchronization with the Outlook contacts with CompanionLink but you can override your iPhone contacts, notes, tasks, event (agenda) store on software varied and widely used Enterprise (Act!, IBM Lotus Notes, Outlook version with Business Contact Manager, Goldmine, Google, PalmDesktop and Novell GroupWise).
Link to the site developer: http://www.companionlink.com/iphone/
Availability on July 11 at a price of 39.95 US dollars for iClink on the iPhone. We must also install CompanionLink on the computer sold at a price of 99.95 US dollars. It will suffice if you want to update your iPhone by connecting to your computer via cable or Bluetooth.
And if you want to receive real-time data on your iPhone, or whether you are then we must take a monthly subscription fee of 9.95 US dollars.
Trackbacks & Pingbacks