Meet Flash’In’App – Totally Free Cocoa Framework from Eltima

Posted by Vic on April 23rd, 2008

Flash
Eltima is thrilled to present a new tool for developers!

Flash’In’App is a free Cocoa framework that lets you load and fully manage Adobe® Flash movies directly from your own applications for Mac OS X. Flash’In’App is a set of several specific classes to manage and fully control all the aspects of Flash manipulations in your application.

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Flash’In’App will help you:
- Playback any Flash movie inside of your application (a banner, a tutorial, anything)

- Completely re-design your application using the latest possibilities of Flash, make it stand out and match your exquisite design and user-interactivity requirements without the need to develop custom controls, etc.

- Develop and deploy eye-catching high quality interactive interfaces with minimum effort in Flash

- Distribute Flash-enabled desktop widgets, Flash games as compiled applications

- Create custom-shaped applications (Intel-based Macs only)

- Run your Windows Flash-enabled applications’ GUI on Mac

Flash’In’App is a great alternative for all developers who don’t want to waste their time and write all the code manually. With our framework your applications will be times more functional and advanced.

Don’t forget that Flash’In’App is completely free, so all willing to deploy it go ahead and do so now!

If you want to know more about Flash’In’App, don’t hesitate to comment and ask.

New SyncMate build is available for Download!

Posted by Vic on April 3rd, 2008

SyncMateAs can be derived from the title, new SyncMate build has arrived! :)

We have taken into consideration many of the users’ feature suggestions and have implemented them in this new build.
So, new features include:

- German localization

- New “Calls history” plugin. Ability to check incoming, outgoing and missed calls history

- Synchronization with Firefox

- Synchronization with Entourage

- Indication when device is connected

- SMS sending with delivery notification

- Ability to synchronize multiple calendars in iCal

- Ability to select single movie/song in iTunes playlists

- RTF format support for Notes/Stickies

- Names for notes are taken from contents of notes

You all are welcome to download the new SyncMate and try out its new features!

SyncMate Continues the Commotion it Started

Posted by Vic on March 28th, 2008

SyncMate became a fair-headed boy amongst Maс users. Not that it is completely flawless, but SyncMate is on the way to synchronization nonpareil.

Just look at all the buzz SyncMate created at MacUpdate Promo recently:

Luis Larrea“I’ve been using the demo for a few weeks and its the only sync app I’ve found to actually work, and like a mac app, and it installed and talked to the windows mobile 5 O2XDAII with no probs, before I realized it had established a link. Makes ActiveSync look daft - not hard! MissingSync and PocketPC keep loosing connection.”
-scott.griffiths

Jessica Lewis“I’ve been using the free edition for about a week with my T-Mobile MDA Touch and have been impressed at how straightforward it was to use. Compared to ActiveSync over Bluetooth to a Windows PC, the WiFi option is like a dream. I was planning to buy the Expert Edition at full price for the extra features, so I’m not going to pass up this offer.”
-gnik65

Gunnar Martz

“There are some great little options that make it different than ‘The Missing Sync’ (which it is very close to, but suffers from being a catch-all program for all handheld devices, ported here and there). The ability to manage text messages, SMS, etc., from the mac is a neat addition to SyncMate. Stickies, iPhoto, etc….all neat integration. Worth a competitive try!”
-gorelets

“Wow! This one definitely looks very useful!”
-izdale

“Interesting alternative to Palm’s Hotsync.”
-gryphonent

“awesome!”
-seminarian

“The free versions is working fine on 10.5 with my HTC P3600 (Trinity), running WM6. First piece of software that does the trick; I’m impressed. Configured WiFi sync: a breeze! No need to start VMware to sync my PDA, great!!”
-goudkamp

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Students Gunnar and Jessica, translator Francesco, managers Luis and Hennessy – all of them are successfully using SyncMate for business, studies, leisure and hobby purposes. Want to know more? Check any of the case studies about SyncMate to find out more about its synchronization abilities.

atention2.gif WANT TO TELL YOUR STORY? You are welcome to share your usage experience and get a free SyncMate license in return! Case study application form can be found here. And don’t forget to attach a picture of yourself! :)

Sync more, sync different! Download SyncMate and start your own synchronization experiment!

Migrate from Windows Mobile to iPhone in just 3 clicks!

Posted by Vic on March 12th, 2008

iPhone… What a lovely stylish device many of you would like to own. However, the main problem of making it truly yours is not price or availability matters. It’s tons of information you have on your old Windows mobile device you need to transfer to your brand-new and fresh iPhone. Of course, you can enter every name in the address book and every event in the calendar by hand, but how much time and efforts that would take!

There are various options of information transferring, but we will tell you about the fastest and the easiest way of Winmobile to iPhone migration. The answer to all questions is SyncMate by Eltima Software, and easy-to-use synchronization tool. Here’s how:

  • Step 1

Synchronize contacts

You will need to download SyncMate and install it to your Mac. Connect your device to your Mac

via USB or Wi-Fi, SyncMate’s driver will be automatically installed to your device.

  • Step 2

Choose the synchronization direction (your device -> Mac) and follow several simple steps to synchronize all the desired information between your device and your Mac.

Synchronize iCalApplications that can be synchronized using SyncMate: Address Book, iCal, Stickies, Favorites, iPhoto and iTunes. After you have ported all the information to your Mac, you are on halfway to your initial goal. All of your private and sensitive data is now on your Mac and you can move on to transferring it to your brand new iPhone.

  • Step 3

Synchronize e-mailSynchronize your new iPhone with your Mac via iTunes. You will be able to stuff your iPhone with various kinds of information: Safari bookmarks, iCal entries and events, Address book, music, pictures and videos taken with your Winmobile device. From your Mac you can also transfer all of your e-mails and podcasts.

Synchronize iPhoto and iTunesNow your iPhone is the part of your everyday business and leisure activities, as it contains all of the information you need.

Three clicks - and all information is ported!

Still hesitate it’s that easy? Download SyncMate and arrange your little experiment with information migration!

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SyncMate News Coming On And On

Posted by Vic on February 28th, 2008

Attention all blog visitors and readers! New devices have been reported to support SyncMate. Please, study the new, updated list of devices that are compatible with SyncMate (based on user reports and independent tests):

-Eten M600 Pocket PC
-HTC S200Discount coupon
-Dell Axim x50v
-Airis T620 Pocket PC
-Qtek 9100 a.k.a. HTC Wizard
-HTC p3600 Trinity
-Asus P505
-HP iPAQ Pocket PC hx2490
-XDA Orbit a.k.a. HTC Artemis / HTC P3300 / T-Mobile MDA Compact III
-HTC P4350
-HTC P4500 Hermes a.k.a. HTC Z / HTC TyTN / Qtek 9600 / Dopod 838 Pro / Dopod CHT9000 / i-mate JASJAM / O2 Xda Trion / T-Mobile MDA Vario II / Vodafone VPA Compact III / Vodafone v1605 / SFR v1605 / Orange SPV M3100 / AT&T 8525 / Cingular 8525 / Swisscom XPA v1605 / SoftBank X01HT
-O2 XDA Nova
-HTC Touch
-MDA Touch Plus a.k.a. HTC Touch Dual
-Sprint Touch
-HTC P3600 a.k.a. Dopod D810 / Dopod CHT 9100 / Orange SPV M700 / Swisscom XPA v1510 / Vodafone VPA compact GPS / Vodafone SFR S300+
-HTC S710
-T-Mobile Shadow a.k.a. HTC Juno
-T-Mobile Dash a.k.a. HTC S620
-Samsung SGH-i607 a.k.a. Blackjack 1
-Treo 750

atention.gif If you know of a device which is not in the list but works fine with SyncMate, please let us know by sending your log to beta@eltima.com and get a free license in return.

However, you can also obtain a free license by filling in the Case study about SyncMate. If you would like to participate in the case study, please fill in the Case study form.

SyncMate Officially Released!

Posted by Vic on February 25th, 2008

SyncMate by Eltima Software

It’s been a long way for all of us. And finally, we’ve reached this point. Ladies and gentlemen, we are glad to present the official, long-awaited SyncMate!

Thanks everyone, who responded by posting at our blog or sending their comments by e-mail. Fundamentally, by virtue of your feedback we brought SyncMate to its current state. We tried to glaze SyncMate and make it as perfect as possible. So, meet the official Eltima synchronization tool!

Let me remind you what you can do with SyncMate:
-Synchronize Mac and Pocket PC via USB or Wi-Fi
-Sync contacts
-Sync folders
-Sync iCal/ iPhoto/ iTunes
-Manage SMS
-Sync Bookmarks
-Share Internet
-And much more…

You all are welcome to download official SyncMate and try it all out.

SyncMate: First Promising Pre-Release News

Posted by Vic on February 12th, 2008

Windows MobileWe are glad to officially inform you what devices SyncMate already supports. Our gratitude and free lifetime licenses in return go to everyone who responded about their successful synchronization.
So, SyncMate already supports:
-Airis T620 Pocket PC
-Dell Axim x50v PDA
-HTC Touch
-HTC S620 (T-Mobile Dash)
-Qtek 9100 (HTC Wizard)
-T-Mobile Shadow (HTC Juno)

More devices are being tested now! And more devices are able to support SyncMate, as you, our dear users, continuously report this.

Stay tuned to our SyncMate compatibility reports!

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