Written by PatrickJ on Monday, November 6, 2006

GooSync – Wireless Google Calendar Sync to Mobiles


Goosync Beta is a web-based service for over-the-air synchronization of Google Calendar with mobile devices, powered by Toffa’s SyncWiseLive synchronization engine.

GooSync offers to ’seamlessly synchronize almost any mobile device’ with your online Google Calendar.

This looks very good – wireless sync of Google Calendar to your mobile device, and with a very large range of mobile devices supported – including Windows Mobile, Palm, as well as numerous handsets from Nokia, Motorola and others.

GooSync requires you to register (for free), setup an account and provide your Google account details. I just tried this out and it worked without a hitch – seamlessly in fact – on my Axim X51V – will try it soon on the Cingular 8125.

For more info, and to register and download the product for free, visit:

GooSync Home

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randon374
Nov 26, 2006

Try http://www.saraiya.com. It’s goes directly over the air without going through intermediate servers.


PatrickJ
Nov 28, 2006

Thanks – will give that a look …

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