It has been a long time since the Missing Sync from Mark/Space released the PC version of their software to work with your webOS handset. Now they have updated that version to finally have a true 2-Way Calendar PC Sync for your Palm Pre or Pixi smartphones. Now the Mac users amongst you are not the only ones with ... continued »

Last time we heard from Mark/Space a little over a month ago, they had a Windows XP Pre-Release Version for download for the Palm Pre, and they promised the Vista version was coming soon. This time they have released the final version, and it works with Vista too, you'll need Windows XP (SP3) or Windows Vista (SP1). Before, the Missing Sync ... continued »

Well that did not take long, just a few days ago we announced that Mark/Space had a Development Log for the Missing Sync for Win XP and Vista. And now they have the Palm Pre Windows XP Pre-Release Version for download, yes, you read that right; only the Windows XP version. But they promise that's just for now, the Vista ... continued »

The missing sync for the Palm Pre since its debut has been a Mac only application. Many of us always wonder where was the PC version. It has come to our attention that Mark/Space has a Development Log for the Missing Sync for Win XP and Vista. The Missing Sync for the Pre smartphone takes advantage of some of the Synergy ... continued »

Palm Pre owners rejoice! OpenTable and Fliq Bookmarks are the Latest Addition to the App Catalog. We just learn about a web app for the Pre, and now this! Lets talk about OpenTable first. OpenTable for Palm webOS is one of the latest addition to the Palm Pre’s beta App Catalog. The popular restaurant reservation service adds a few new goodies ... continued »

We all remember Apple's advisory warning that they do not plan to support third-party devices that claim to synchronize with iTunes. Well, Palm confirmed late yesterday that Pre owners can no longer use Apple's iTunes to sync their smartphones to Macs or PCs. Apple updated iTunes to Version 8.2.1 today, and in its usual cryptic style, said that the new ... continued »