(Currently, there are applications that one can download from the Market that will save your SMS and MMS messages.) Like I said before, Android is new to SyncMate, and it is a matter of time until these things are implemented I’m sure.
I feel that SyncMate is a great tool, and it does exactly what it says it does however, as someone that is a heavy phone user, I would like to have backups of all my messages, both SMS and MMS, and having that ability inside SyncMate would be a definite plus for me. The Website shows the ability to read your SMS messages your mac, and also back them up, which is what really intrigued me about this service yet, at this time, that feature is only available for Windows Mobile users. (It also does Windows Mobile phones, but I’ll get into that in a minute.) With the online storage sync, it also allows you to save the documents on their server that can be accessed by any Mac running SyncMate. SyncMate also can set up to sync your Mac with other Macs, PC’s, your Gmail account, Sony PSP, a USB Flash drive, or online storage places. It is a very easy interface, and syncs all your info very well, and quite quickly. The interface is very self-explanatory, and once you plug your Android phone into the Mac, it pops up the storage card (and usually iPhoto) but now, SyncMate also starts. It is what I would call a “working beta.” SyncMate has a free version, and it lets you sync the Address Book and iCal, the paid, subscription service, allows you to sync iTunes, iPhoto, your folders, and even back up phone data. I should mention that this is a new adventure for Eltima, so the app is still a little buggy. That’s right folks, you can now sync your Android phone with your Mac.
#SYNCMATE LEGIT MAC OS X#
Eltima software has released an update to their SyncMate software, and now it includes Android. SyncMate is a powerful and multifunctional synchronization tool, which allows synchronizing your Mac OS X computer with a line of devices: Windows Mobile Pocket PCs, PDAs or Smartphones, Nokia S40 devices and other Mac OS X computers.
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