Posted by Alex Taylor on March 17th, 2010
Read the story from Oliver Dreyer, a student from Switzerland, who describes how SyncMate Free Edition helped him organize his Contacts and iCal in Mac and Omnia II.
industry: Student
Posted by Alex Taylor on February 18th, 2010
If you are interested in Adobe, Photoshop or Flash, I bet, you have definitely heard of Layers Magazine. Layers is a well known “How-to Magazine for Everything Adobe” which covers the most interesting Adobe and Flash stuff. January/February Layers issue brings you as usual lots of interesting reviews and articles along with the Flash Decompiler Trillix 4 for Mac review.
Cyndy Cashman, the editor of the Layers, has kindly agreed to test Flash Decompiler for Mac. Several quotes from her review are highlighted below.
“Flash Decompiler Trillix v4 by Eltima is an inexpensive tool for converting SWF files into editable Flash files or extracting elements such as images, sounds, videos, and fonts. Additionally, Flash Decompiler converts SWF files created in Flex back to their source code.”
It’s a tool that can save you significant time if you ever need to edit a SWF file and you no longer have the original Flash document
“When you open a SWF in Decompiler you can start, stop, and scrub through the animation. Context panels allow you to examine each frame’s content and provide detailed information of all of the elements within the SWF.”
“Decompiler does a good job converting SWF files containing animation and basic ActionScript. Usually, you need to do very little tweaking to replicate the original movie. Conversion is surprisingly quick.”
Converting a SWF file to a Flash document or extracting elements is as simple as clicking the correspondent button
“This latest release is available for both Mac and Windows. Windows users are able to make minor edits to Flash objects, such as images, texts, hyperlinks, sounds, colors, and lines within Decompiler. Mac users must first convert the SWF into a Flash file to edit the objects. The Windows version also includes plug-ins for Internet Explorer and Firefox that allow you to capture SWF movies from the Internet.”
If you’re an editor of any software related magazine or running software related website, you’re more than welcome to review our products. Just contact me for getting review copies of our software. And thanks Cyndy Cashman for testing our software and good words about Flash Decompiler! :)
Posted by Alex Taylor on February 4th, 2010
Mark Rydqusit, a web designer, explains how he benefits from using Flash Decompiler by Eltima in his daily work.
industry: Music and Internet
Posted by Alex Taylor on January 20th, 2010
Posted by Alex Taylor on January 5th, 2010
First Android-powered phone appeared less than a year ago, and today one of five U.S. smartphones is running this OS. It’s free and it’s logical and, probably, due to these factors this OS earned the trust of users in a short period.
So, if you’re one of those Mac users who has an Android phone, you’ll be more than interested in SyncMate, as this tool allows syncing your Mac and Android phone for free.
As SyncMate supports Google Contacts and Google Calendar synchronization, you can easily sync your Mac Address Book and Calendar entries with your Android phone. Here’s how:
Free edition of SyncMate will sync contacts and calendar entries between your Mac and Google account, so the rest is done by over-the-air synchronization of your Google account and Android phone (if auto sync settings are enabled in your phone). No need to purchase any other sync solutions – just download SyncMate and your Contacts and Calendar will be always up to date in your Mac and Android phone.
The list of supported phones includes next devices: Nexus One, HTC Dream, HTC Droid Eris, HTC Hero aka T-Mobile G2 Touch, HTC Magic, HTC Tattoo, Motorola CLIQ, Motorola Droid, Samsung Behold 2, Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Moment, T-Mobile G1, T-Mobile MyTouch 3G, T-Mobile Pulse.
SyncMate is your free sync tool for Mac and Android phone!
Posted by Alex Taylor on December 25th, 2009
Eltima Software is glad to inform you that SyncMate 2.5 was recently released. We’ve been working hard this Christmas week in order to please you with the new build and features added (we’ve added plenty of them for you :)
SyncMate 2.5 now offers you AutoSync option. Once you’ve set all the parameters for this option, your data will be synced automatically. You may choose to sync it the same moment your device is connected to your Mac, sync every X minutes(where X can be any value), etc. The AutoSync option is available for all supported devices (Expert Edition).
We’ve also added one of the most frequently requested options – Real-time synchronization. Once you’ve made any changes to files or folders on your Mac or connected device, they will be immediately synchronized. Note, that this option is offered in Folders plugin and available for USB flash drive, other Macs, Sony PSP, Windows PC synchronization only.
SyncMate 2.5 also allows you searching through your Windows Mobile and Nokia S40 SMS messages and Calls history by name, phone number, key word, etc. What we’ve also added to SMS manager plugin is the ability to export your text messages into TXT,CSV, HTML formats.
Windows Mobile device and Mac synchronization became even easier with SyncMate 2.5 – we’ve added Bluetooth type of connection. So now you can sync these devices via USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
With new SyncMate 2.5 you can also sync iTunes & Video and iPhoto among several Macs, add definite USB devices into ignore list if you don’t want to sync them now and choose the browser on Windows PC you want to sync your Mac Safari bookmarks with (Opera, Firefox, Chrome).
Moreover, SyncMate 2.5 allows converting your video into AVI, MPG, MP4, WMV, ASF, 3GP formats in iTunes&Video plugin.
Don’t hesitate to download SyncMate 2.5 and check out all the improvements and new features!
Do not forget, that you can purchase SyncMate and other products by Eltima Software with 25% Christmas discount through January 4th, 2010. Details about the Christmas promo.
Posted by Alex Taylor on December 7th, 2009
All of you are probably aware of such a great website as About.com. 750 experts at About.com are always ready to share their knowledge with you and offer the best solution of any problem.
One of those 750 experts is Tom Nelson, who runs Tom’s Macs Blog at About.com: Macs. Seems like the problem of Mac synchronization with multiple devices becomes more and more actual each day, so Tom turned his eyes on SyncMate.
Below are some quotes from his article about SyncMate. BTW, SyncMate became Tom’s Budget Software Pick.
“It’s the rare individual who has only one Mac; even rarer the person who only uses Apple products. If your life spans multiple devices – a Mac, a Windows PC, a Nokia or Windows Mobile smartphone, or one or more of Google’s online services – you may need a way to keep all those devices and services in sync.
If you need to ensure your data on multiple devices is up to date and in sync, consider SyncMate.
SyncMate 2.4 from Eltima can keep your contacts and calendars in sync across multiple devices. Need more than just contacts and calendars? SyncMate Expert adds the ability to sync iTunes music and video, iPhoto, Mail notes, Entourage notes, Safari bookmarks, and more.
If you need to ensure your data on multiple devices is up to date and in sync, consider SyncMate. The free standard version is an excellent way to try out the capabilities of SyncMate and see if they fit your needs.”
Thanks Tom! :)
