[SyncMate Team]

If you have Mac and Android phone you've probably thought about the easiest way of synchronizing data between these devices (would be great, if synchronization solution were free).

One of the solutions which can be in hand in such case is by Eltima Software. SyncMate is a new sync tool for Mac OS X which enables all users to sync data between Mac OS X computer and a list of devices.

SyncMate allows syncing Mac with Android phones for free Contacts and Calendar sync via Google account). As SyncMate supports Google Contacts and Google Calendar synchronization, all Mac users can easily sync your Mac Contacts and iCal entries with Android phone.

Once you've synced these data between Mac and Google account, it will be automatically synchronized between your Google account and Android phone (if auto sync settings are enabled in your Google account).

SyncMate is offered in two Editions – Free and Expert. Free edition allows you syncing such data, as Contacts and Calendar entries between Mac and all supported devices and accounts. So, synchronizing Contacts and Calendar entries in your Mac and Android is absolutely free with SyncMate!

SyncMate also supports Mac synchronization with Windows Mobile devices, Nokia S40 phones and other Macs and Windows computers, PlayStation Portable and USB drives and Online Storage Account. This means you can easily (and for FREE) sync Contacts and Calendar entries in Windows Mobile or Nokia S40 phones, other Macs or PCs with your Android phone! Moreover, you can backup Android Contacts and Calendar entries to our Online storage (Free Edition offers 50MB space for these data).

You can download SyncMate Free Edition

Detailed information about SyncMate can be found

[ardoreal]

I like this way better....

First step, have a Google account. If you don't, get one.

Second step, go into your gmail account, clear out all the contacts you don't wanna use. Even better, do a select-all and clear the contacts out completely. %100, empty.

Third step, go into iCal, export all your calendars and then import them into Google Calendars... then follow the instructions Then delete your old calendar out of iCal.

Fourth step, setup address book to sync with Google. It's really easy, open up address book, go to preferences, then check "sync with google" and go from there.

Now, you have your contacts and calendar entries syncing seamlessly back and forth with no effort and the best part? It was %100 FREE with no "expert edition" needed for extra features.

What's that you ask? "What about media syncing?" I only need to answer you with one answer, a short simple URL that delivers the most powerful way to manage media on your Droid.

It's amazing!!!!