Android phones to get Missing Sync support

LOS GATOS, USA: Mark/Space, Inc., developer of smartphone synchronization solutions for PC and Mac, has released an update to their Android personal information and media synchronization software, The Missing Sync for Android.

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Both the Mac and Windows versions of The Missing Sync for Android have been updated to add full USB sync support for devices running Android 2.2 and newer. This is in addition to existing support for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth based wireless synchronization, said a press release.

According to the release, new version 1.5 continues to provide synchronization of contacts, calendar events and notes between Android-powered phones and Microsoft Outlook on a PC, or Address Book and iCal on a Mac.

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Media files such as music, video photos and ringtones are transferred quickly from a computer to Android devices using USB, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth connections. The Missing Sync automatically syncs playlists from iTunes and Windows Media Player to an Android phone.

The Missing Sync for Android software is available for Windows PC and Mac computers, and supports Android based phones such as the HTC EVO, Motorola Droid, Samsung Moment, and many other Android-powered phones from Motorola, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG, HTC and others.