SyncML LITE for iOS Reviews
3/5 rating based on 27 reviews. Read all reviews for SyncML LITE for iOS.
SyncML LITE for iOS is free iOS app published by Lukas Zeller
Not Ready Yet
jkatlanta
I know their products for Windows Mobile work flawlessly and was looking forward to this app, sadly it crashes within moments of connecting to my server.
Using the iPhone in my company relies on this working for calendar
ricwash
I'm currently evaluating Smartphones. We have Oracle Calendar, without this or something similar to sync the calendar to the iPhone, the iPHone will not be a choice we can consider. Which is unfortunate.
Oracle Collabsuite User...Needs Work
Oudiveboy
I've been a very happy user of SyncML on my Windows Mobile devices for over two years now. I am trying to switch to my iPhone as my primary device. Without calendar sync I'll never get there. I also have not been able to get contacts to sync even after setting up the client EXACTLY as on my WM device. I've been waiting for this and you're so close...please get us the rest of the way!
works well, but...
robbunn
What is apple's reasoning for not letting 3rd party apps access iCal? Ohh wait, that might eliminate the need for some people to pay the extremely inflated ME fees...
NEED Calendar Sync Support
T Gonzo
Man, I really NEED the calendar sync support. Who ever put the brakes on this, stop it. Please let these people finish their app, and get Calendar sync to us all. Many of us need this. Please.
No cal and incomplete contact support
Xenxei
Contact support is not complete. Contacts with 1 or 2 phone numbers sync fine. Contacts with 3 numbers only sync 2 to iPhone. Contacts with 4 numbers sync 3 to iPhone. Adding a third number to a contact in the iPhone causes a new contact to be created on the server!!
I desperately need SyncML calendaring solution
jmaynardg
Apple, get your act together. If you want to sell the iPhone to professionals, you better accept and support an open calendaring solution. Where I work we use Oracle Calendar, at a VERY LARGE INSTITUTION. You're throwing away business sales here, and those are of the type that would generate a constant stream of recurring revenue. Do you want to sell to broke kids, or the people with the money?