[NEWS] AOL working on getting into Synergy sync

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AOL working on getting into Synergy sync

By Derek Kessler | Sunday, Aug 23, 2009 | 17 comments »

It was several weeks ago that we discovered the building blocks for AOL support inside webOS, but we also knew that getting that support was contingent upon action from both AOL and Palm. Well, recently AOL released a huge update to their sync services, adding 70 new devices to the list. The Pre was not on that list, so PreCentral member and Twitter user Bill decided to ask AOL for Synergy support. Their answer: were working on it.
AOL Sync is powered by Funambol, an open source synchronization and push email service. Currently Funambol is supported on over two billion devices, including the iPhone and Windows Mobile phones, though Palm has not updated the Pre to support Funambol. Doing so would not only bring AOL Sync to the table, but would also enable corporations to easily set up a push email and synchronization server without having to deal with Microsoft Exchange of BlackBerry Enterprise Server.


original info can be found here:

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http://www.precentral.net/aol-working-getting-synergy-synchronization

[BiG JeW]

WHoo Whoo! :whoo: :whoo:

[livinlifes2shor]

I honestly can not belive people still use aol. I mean gmail google oh the power haHAHA. Well I mean unless you have the email from back in the "You've Got Mail" day u may just be stuck. What are the advatages of aol if any over gmail?

[Mike20PR]

Still waiting for Windows Live sync...

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“ Originally Posted by livinlifes2shor ”

I honestly can not belive people still use aol. I mean gmail google oh the power haHAHA. Well I mean unless you have the email from back in the "You've Got Mail" day u may just be stuck. What are the advatages of aol if any over gmail?

i use it since thats what the Wckediden addresses for staff are under.