iClink is a wireless data synchronization service specially designed for the Apple iPhone. It keeps the data on your iPhone continuously synchronized with the copy on your PC wirelessly.
iClink is a service delivered by the Mobile synchronization solutions provider, CompanionLink Software. It helps sync most of the important data on your iPhone such as the tasks, contacts and calendar. It also syncs those data to and from various popular contact management and CRM software apps including ACT, IBM Lotus Notes, Microsoft Novell GroupWise, Google Calendar, Palm Desktop, Outlook with BCM and FrontRange GoldMine.
The iClink allows the users to use their iPhone to edit their recurring appoinments, calendar events, contacts on CRM apps, and notes directly. iClink will always keep these important data wirelessly synchronized with the desktop CRM software installed on your PC. And it’ll always keep a two-way sync to ensure the data are in sync on both your iPhone and also the PC. The two-way sync is carried out by the secure server of CompanionLink.
The wireless synchronization service of iClink is definitely such a handy one. It at least bypasses the hassle for the users to dock the iPhone with a computer for syncing data. To get iClink working on your iPhone, you need to have iTunes 7.3 or higher on iPhone. On the PC, you need to have the Outlook 2003 or higher installed, and the PC must run Windows operating system. And also you need to setup CompanionLink before it being able to start syncing wirelessly the data for you.
The iClink will be another product on Apple App Store, selling for a price of $39.95 on July 11th.
via [phonereview]
June 22nd, 2008 at 7:33 pm
Hi,
Thanks for featuring us on your blog. Some of your information is incorrect. iClink DOES NOT require Outlook and iTunes. This paragraph that you featured on your blog is incorrect:
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To get iClink working on your iPhone, you need to have iTunes 7.3 or higher on iPhone. On the PC, you need to have the Outlook 2003 or higher installed, and the PC must run Windows operating system.
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The purpose of iClink is to avoid having to go through Outlook and iTunes.
-The CompanionLink Team
September 30th, 2008 at 8:22 am
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