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SyncMate Mini Review and Contest Giveaway – With Winners

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Today we have an interesting post that you will enjoy. Over the last week I have reviewed GoodSync, and app designed to sync computers and various online features together. Today it is the turn of SyncMate, another syncing app for your Mac. This post also has the special bonus offer in terms of a give away for two free licenses of the expert version of the app. Neat. Before we get to the contest I am going to do a little mini review so you have an idea what this app does.

Mini Review

This app is all about syncing. Not files in the case of GoodSync, but useful stuff such as Calendars, Address Books, Music, Entourage Notes and Firefox and Safari bookmarks to name just a few. The image shown below (from their site because mine looked pale in comparison) shows just some of the things you can keep sync’d.

The SyncMate main screen.

Using this app is dead simple and the user interface is similar to anything you will have used before on a Mac. You can add, Mac’s and PC’s; and the license agreement is for two copies of the software so you can use it on two computers, very useful, mobile devices such as iOS devices, Android phones and Windows mobiles. Online cloud apps such as google accounts, drop box (useful for an online backup) as well as online backup tools with a small amount of online backup storage provided by eltima.

The variety of different syncable devices.

Adding the devices to the app is simple, just follow the instructions and within a moment or two the device will be set up. The syncing options depend on the device, with Mac to Mac offering the most options. The actual syncing process for the online backup systems, is simple and quick. You simply press the big sync button once you have set your preferences for each section it does its thing.

There is a free version which is limited in the syncing options, although the expert version for $39.95 gives you more stuff to sync and includes two copies of the program. Useful for a home and office setup. I can see this app becoming very useful for people who have a lot of data within apps that needs to be sync’d together. Nothing is worse than when your home and office calendar should be the same one one of them is old and outdated.

You can get a discount of 20% if you use the code MTAT-20 during checkout.

The Contest

If this app sounds awesome and you would like a free copy I have two to give away courtesy of eltima (the software developers). The rules are simple, to enter the draw either leave a comment below mentioning an app you can’t live without or Tweet with a link to @MacTricksAndTip saying how awesome my site is (end shameless promotion tactic). Either option will get you into the draw and you can enter with both methods.

The draw will run until Saturday the 25th when I will end it at somepoint during the day and anounce the winners. Ensure you have a valid contact method, usually an email address or twitter account so I can email your email address to elimta so they can email your activation code. The winner will be picked by a random number generator.

Good luck.

The Winners

The contest closed on the 25th Feb 19:00 GMT, there were twenty one entries from the comments and the twitter mentions. The winners picked by random number are:

Comment number 2: Randall Murray

Comment number 8:  “Cool”

The winners eamil addresses have been forwarded onto SyncMate and you should receive your codes soon. I plan on holding another contest soon so stay tuned.


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13 Responses to “SyncMate Mini Review and Contest Giveaway – With Winners”

  1. 1

    My favorite app is TeX

    Comment By William Roos on February 21st, at 1:04 am

  2. 2

    SyncMate sounds worthy of a serious trial. As to an app I can’t live without – I always find myself going back to CarbonCopyCloner for easy image creation.

    Comment By Randall Murray on February 21st, at 6:09 am

  3. 3

    How have I lived w out this app for so long I dont know. W a baby at home, an iphone 4S I use all the time for work as a nurse and for keeping in touch w baby mommy aka GF, and a bit of pleasure on break at work, another 4S for the GF and an iPad ta boot! Woah sound complicated well thanks to Mac tips and tricks I don’t have to worry about my computer issues, but this sync mate would bring it all together seamlessly! Please I need a copy as bad as I need mac tips and tricks. We all know and love this site/emails so much so you can only imagine how much I need this program for my iMac!!

    Thanks and hey pick me!!!

    Comment By James Kralicky on February 21st, at 8:02 am

  4. 4

    The app that I use the most is definitely Google Reader (at least, it is on my droid. when I get my iPhone, that may change.)

    Comment By Drew on February 21st, at 2:15 pm

  5. 5

    For me, GoodSync has been fantastic, but now, after this review, I’m very curious about SyncMate. At least, it seems to be more complete. It will be probably a good change.

    Comment By Alex Borges on February 21st, at 2:19 pm

  6. 6

    An app that I can’t live without? Dropbox, hands down. Dead simple to use, and always ends up saving me from a lot of trouble

    Comment By Andrew D on February 21st, at 2:45 pm

  7. 7

    Sorry but if I am sincere I must say I cannot leave without Whatsapp

    Comment By Beatriz on February 21st, at 10:04 pm

  8. 8

    I can’t live without Internet Download Manager I used to download stuff a lot with its help

    Comment By Cool on February 22nd, at 4:59 am

  9. 9

    I find Total Finder very useful. Thanks for putting me onto it and fopr all your posts (even though some are a bit above my head)

    Also think your website is great!

    Comment By Paul Leese on February 22nd, at 5:12 pm

  10. 10

    I can’t live without Google Reader.
    How awesome is your site? Your site is in RSS Feeds in Google Reader, so… :)

    Tks

    Comment By TynoMk on February 23rd, at 9:13 am

  11. 11

    Mathematica is the application that makes my life more efficient and many times more understandable.

    Comment By Viktor on February 23rd, at 6:42 pm

  12. 12

    For me, its on my iphone. Tripit. Frequent holiday jetsetters dream application. Used it loads of times on overseas trips, its a bit of a lifesaver!

    Comment By Al on February 23rd, at 11:06 pm

  13. 13

    I couldn’t live without netnewswire… i get all the news from it…

    Comment By miles on February 25th, at 2:54 pm