Windows Mobile Device Center: Suck on This, ActiveSync

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Thursday, February 1st, 2007


Well this is a fine kettle of fish. Windows has just launched beta versions of their 32- and 64-bit syncing software, Windows Mobile Device Center, or NAMBLA. The software is obviously prettier than ActiveSync and it includes all the regular sync junk along with media sync, on device file-browsing, and improved set-up and recognition.

I never thought I’d say this, but Windows is looking better and better.

Product Page [MS via PocketPCThoughts]

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