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Two-way Exchange sync from Wrike

by on March 25, 2009 8:18 am
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image_67Exchange synchronisation clients for Android are always hot news. Unidirectional synchronisation has been something numerous different applications have offered to solve. Now, Wrike are offering an application that provides a two-way sync solution. Ready to ship tomorrow on March 26 from the Android Market, ContactsCalendarSync provides a wireless, automatic, bi-directional synchronization of your Exchange contacts and appointments with your G1 phone.

This new Android tool is available for $24.95 and according to Wrike, the company that produces ContactsCalendarSync, eliminates “the major G1 business-user challenge” by supporting complete two-way Exchange synchronization and an ability to also sync your calendars. A rather bold statement, but based on the number of other Exchange synchronisation tools, the supply is certainly there suggesting a great demand too.

For more information please visit this URL. Here, you can also find useful descriptions on how the whole thing works, along with a handful of screen-grabs of the application.

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  • http://blog.palehorse.net/ Joel

    While novel, I prefer tighter integration with Exchange. NitroDesk’s TouchDown works great and includes push now for a better experience, IMHO.

  • Kev

    What about syncing EMAIL (with sufficient security, of course)?!? This is the most important factor that most Exchange-syncing applications are missing..

  • six41

    i am happy with my $10 gSyncit investment for calendar syncing (i prefer the google calendar to touchdown). touchdown does my mail exchange. i need a way to sync my 0utlook tasks (preferably thru RTM). anybody?

  • Hugh

    As far as I know, Touchdown does not integrate with the phone, it makes you use another calendar, email and contact book. Correct me, if I’m wrong. But it looks like this new app integrates with the phone itself. Besides, it seems like you don’t have to start the app each time you want to get updates, the app syncs all changes automatically.

  • http://www.clickresponse.net/ sameer

    this is imp that most Exchange-syncing applications are missing.

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