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First Open Source Native App for iPhone Contact Synchronization

Posted by gasusan2005 on November 8, 2007 – 8:26 am
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Funambol announced today it has released an open source native app for iPhone contact synchronization. The Funambol plug-in for iPhone synchronizes the iPhone’s address book with contacts from popular sources such as Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, GNOME Evolution and SyncML servers such as the Funambol server.

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Until now, contact synchronization on the iPhone was possible only
using a cable connected to a computer running iTunes. The new Funambol
plug-in is the first open source native app for iPhone address book
synchronization. To learn more, view screenshots and download the software, visit http://www.funambol.com/solutions/iphone.php.

Source: Funambol press release

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