Microsoft slips My Phone mobile sync service
updated 02:45 pm EST, Fri February 6, 2009
Microsoft My Phone Leak
Microsoft today inadvertently tipped its hand for Mobile World Congress by posting an introductory page for its My Phone mobile sync service (since pulled). The feature is the formal version of SkyBox and appears a close parallel to Apple's MobileMe meant for Windows Mobile 6 devices. It lets users sync up to 200MB of documents and media with a secure online space and lets owners published synced calendars, contacts and photos to the web.
The service is described as a beta in the premature site description and should at least initially be free to use, though the implication is that the final service may incur a fee. Whether or not My Phone will have interaction with computers and other platforms is unknown. [via Engadget]





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Gee looks like like MobileMe and iPhone. And for those of you still thinking MM is c***, Apple has made some huge fixes on it. Works perfectly fine now.