CompanionLink Announces Desktop Synchronization with Motorola CLIQ XT

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar 11, 2010 -
Portland, Ore. -- CompanionLink® Software announces two-way synchronization and backup between PCs and Motorola® CLIQ XT™ with MOTOBLUR™.  CompanionLink synchronizes contacts, calendar, tasks, and notes from PC to the CLIQ XT in two ways – secure wired sync and automatic wireless sync via Google.  PC software such as Microsoft® Outlook®, Outlook Business Contact Manager, IBM® Lotus Notes, ACT! by Sage, Novell® GroupWise, and Palm® Desktop are supported.

CompanionLink’s wired USB sync with CLIQ XT works through an Android app that runs on the phone.  The app has custom calendar, tasks, and notes modules, while contacts sync to the native contact database on the CLIQ XT.  CompanionLink’s wireless sync to CLIQ XT via Google lets people sync their contacts and calendar data to Google, which then syncs with the phone through its wireless data connection.  Two-way sync is supported in both methods so that changes made on the phone are updated in the desktop software.

CompanionLink's solutions are available for a one-time license fee starting at $39.95.  Free telephone support is included.  More details and a 14-day evaluation version of the software are available at http://www.companionlink.com/android.

About CompanionLink Software
CompanionLink Software is a pioneering developer of data synchronization solutions for mobile phones and CRM software and services.  They are also a leading OEM synchronization and solutions provider for companies like Sage Software®, Google®, Commence® Corporation, and Royal Consumer Electronic Products®.  For over 15 years, CompanionLink has helped mobilize information across multiple devices, computers, applications, and web-based services.  For more information, please visit http://www.companionlink.com.

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