April 21, 2005 2:08 PM PDT

T-Mobile Sidekick, Mac OS X sync up

By Richard Shim
Staff Writer, CNET News.com

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Software maker Mark/Space announced on Thursday the availability of The Missing Sync software for the T-Mobile Sidekick cellular device and Apple Computer's Mac OS X operating system. The $29.95 application synchronizes contacts and calendar information between a Sidekick and a computer running the Mac OS. Through the use of Apple's iSync technology, the program also allows for wireless two-way data synchronization between the device and a computer.

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Idea is cool, T-Mobile isn't
by wildweaselmi April 25, 2005 10:32 AM PDT: I am happy to see developers supporting the many cell phones that are coming out. Of course my personal opinion is T-Mobile is a big waste of time. VERIZON and SPRINT are the best DATA networks available in North America.; Reply to this comment

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