This is, for those the application applies to, a one-stop-shop sync tool. This tool is especially helpful for those with less patience or know-how to manage a sync solution cobbled together from other tools to work with all of the devices they have. SyncMate is for anyone who has multiple devices (which are listed among the supported devices) and wants to sync them all, at once, on one Mac-based computer. But is it a tool you need in your toolbox? Let’s take a look.
For anyone with multiple devices that need syncing, SyncMate is a rather handy application to have on hand. So you will definitely want to examine closely the matrix to know for sure if what you need will sync in the correct direction. In some cases the sync is performed in three directions, some two, and some one.
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SyncMate is a tool built for the Mac platform that can sync multiple options on multiple platforms (for a full listing of what features will sync on what devices check out this matrix. How in the world do you keep all of these devices in sync without losing your mind? Believe it or not there is a tool that will allow you to keep multiple devices in sync at the same time and without having to jump through multiple hoops. You have an Android phone, a Sony PSP, Windows Mobile device, a Nokia S40, and multiple USB flash drives. Jack Wallen took it for a spin to see how well it worked. SyncMate recently released a new version of its syncing utility for Mac and assorted devices. Jack Wallen takes the new SyncMate utility for a spin to see how well it really syncs up all the devices listed in their supported products. Review: SyncMate utility for Mac and devices
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