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New Software Brings Mac Sync to BlackBerry

Aug 19, 2004, 9:16 AM by (staff)

Information Appliance Associates today announced the release of PocketMac Blackberry Edition, the first tool to sync Mac users' data with RIM BlackBerry handhelds. The software integrates with Apple PIM software, such as iCal, Stickies, and Address Book, as well as popular third-party software such as Entourage, Now Up-To-date, and Now Contact. The software integrates with iSync, providing full 2-way sync with BlackBerrys ranging from the older 957 to the newest models. PocketMac BlackBerry Edition retails for $29.95

source: Information Appliance Associates

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TMobileGod

Aug 19, 2004, 10:15 AM

'Bout Time

I've talked with three different companies all planning an OS X/BB sync solution, and I completely missed this one, and they beat everyone out of the gate. Nice work IAA, you'll get my thirty dollars friday night, as soon as I get off work, on payday.

Dyingunman

as always mac takes forever to get up-to-date.

Oh well i suppose they'll always be good for art.... ☹️

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