Sharpcast has just announced the availability of SugarSync for Android. For those unfamiliar with SugarSync, it is a multi-platform syncing solution that will allow you to have access to your important files just about anywhere you may be. Currently SugarSync, aside from being available through a web interface and a mobile web interface also has

SugarSync is an online backup service somewhat reminiscent of Dropbox. The SugarSync iPhone app from Sharpcast lets you access your backed-up files on the go...

Sharpcast, an innovator in digital media and device synchronization, today introduced SugarSync, the first-ever solution that seamlessly synchronizes both Mac OS and Windows computers, mobile phones and the Web. Built on the company's patent-pending Universal Synchronization Platform, SugarSync's powerful software-service combination gives people the easiest way to keep digital media and files aut

Web-apps are here to stay. Like a new wave of easily developed (relatively) and deployed applications, cloud-computing has taken its first steps to true legitimacy. Just as Apple's revamped .Mac service, MobileMe, has pushed cloud-based computing to Joe MacUser, Sharpcast is poised to bring their SugarSync online backup/storage solution to the iPhone. SugarSync aims to keep all

Business professionals and now consumers are embracing the concept of handheld computing, however a major obstacle still exists: easily and seamlessly synchronizing content between all of our computing platforms. SharpCast aims to change this with their SugarSync service. The SugarSync service provides online file backup and synchronization between compatible devices, including those powered with

Sharpcast finally takes the lid off SugarSyncImage: http://i.ixnp.com/images/v3.24/t.gif (http://www.sugarsync.com/), a consumer product that promises to automatically synchronize data across desktop computers, laptops, mobile phones, and even televisions. This release comes a year after the company announced (http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/07/sharpcast-expands-sync-platform-with-photos-v1/) th

The other day I mentioned the update that was available for the SugarSync app and noted the nice features that SugarSync offers. Well, they are not the only “access your files from the cloud” service that is worth mentioning. The other, or at least the other that I am familiar with and like is called

The other day I mentioned the update that was available for the SugarSync app and noted the nice features that SugarSync offers. Well, they are not the only access your files from the cloud service that is worth mentioning. The other, or at least the other that I am familiar with and like is called

Always on the go? Wishing there was a simple solution that met all your needs to sync files remotely between your Android device and your computer? Odds are you have already stumbled across SugarSync, which allows you to remotely sync your Android phone with computers nearly anywhere. And a recent update is bringing some much-anticipated new features. Users can now upload via e-mail by assigning y...

New Web browser for your mobile phone is the fastest way to surf with slick features for viewing video, social networking and sharing files MARLBOROUGH, Massachusetts – MobilityWire® October 12, 2009 Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS), announced today the commercial availability of BOLTTM 1.5, the fastest mobile Web browser for mobile phones of all types. After