One thing about connecting your mobile phone to various devices via interface options is the need for proper synchronization. Most mobile devices come with default software but if you happen to be looking for one, check out this latest release by Oxygen Software. It is the OxySync application for mobile data that can support all possible syncing directions.

This application works with contact databases in Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Server and supports a huge number of handsets and smartphones. Feature-wise, OxySync prides itself with a one-click synchronization, offering convenient and hassle-free ways to keep your PIM data updated all the time.

(Source) Intomobile

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Dell Inc., a familiar brand name in the world of personal computing has been rumored to join the mobile phone industry soon. At the moment, Dell has reportedly instructed its engineers to work on several prototypes based on mobile software from Google and Microsoft.

If reports are accurate, it seems that Dell is trying to conceptualize a phone similar to the touch screen iPhone. It will be recalled the Dell planned to unveil a digital music player that could connect wirelessly to the Internet last summer but was later on scrapped. That could also happen to this new mobile phone plan.

Dell’s possible entry into the mobile device market comes as it continues to lose PC market share.

(Source) Market Watch

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