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SyncMan handles Address Book to Gmail syncing
SyncMan is €9.95 (~$15.32) and a demo is available.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Pradyut said 2:44PM on 5-02-2008
your title reads syncmac but the software is syncman
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Joseph Crawford said 2:40PM on 5-02-2008
Title says SyncMac in the article though you say SyncMan
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Jason Martin said 3:01PM on 5-02-2008
This is nice, and I might be tempted if it wasn't for the upcoming Spanning Sync 2.0. Waiting with bated breath for that one!
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hmurchison said 3:35PM on 5-02-2008
With SpanningSync and BusySync soon to support AB syncing I don't see the value in spending $15 creating such a limited tool. Kudos to the developer but I hope this isn't your primary app.
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Jeff Nichols said 12:05PM on 5-03-2008
It's true that we're probably not going to pull anyone away from BusySync or Spanning Sync, but we're willing to bet that there's a market for people who just want contact sync from a utility app instead of something running constantly in the background.
Anyway, thanks for the comments!
AndyMcM said 1:56PM on 5-03-2008
Another one for you is gSync by MacNess, been using that for about four months and that is awesome. Soon to have syncing with contacts too.
Would never use because of the security risks of having a man in the middle. Crazy nowadays to pass over username and passwords to a 3rd party company!!!
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Martijn Engler said 4:56PM on 5-03-2008
Does anyone know if this works with GAFYD?
I'm using Soocial (http://www.soocial.com/) to do some of my syncing; they support gmail, but GAFYD doesn't work yet. Google hasn't released an API or something. Can someone confirm if SyncMan works with GAFYD before I install it?
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Jeff Nichols said 3:12PM on 5-04-2008
Hi Martijn, Syncman works fine with GAFYD.
Steve said 5:30PM on 5-03-2008
I'm really glad to see this app out there because it just adds to the body of work that Google has opened up by giving people the keys to the contacts API. I use Spanning Sync now, but I think that more apps in this area will be desirable for end users because the competition will help all these apps get better. I hope more people jump on the development wagon.
Steve
http://www.iphonebysteve.com
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ceesaxp said 4:19PM on 5-04-2008
I've tried and it may need further polish. It has tried to merge many contacts that aren't even remotely similar, if only being complimentary of each other (e.g. AddressBook having blank email, while GMail one having a blank phone number).
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Jeff Nichols said 2:47PM on 5-06-2008
I (the developer) have gotten a few reports of this. I'm out of the country for the next week, but I'll look into this as soon as I'm back. It should be a simple fix in the matching code, so sorry about the delay.
Brian said 5:05PM on 5-05-2008
Doesn't sync the contacts' postal addresses. I think I'll hold off until the next version.
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