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The full story on the SyncML standard
by Guy Kewney | posted on 26 January 2002
"The ability to use applications and information on one mobile device, then to synchronize any updates with the applications and information back at the office, or on the network, is key to the utility and popularity of this pervasive, disconnected way of computing."
SyncML is a new industry initiative to develop and promote a single, common data synchronization protocol that can be used industry-wide. Driving the initiative are Ericsson, IBM, Lotus, Motorola, Nokia, Openwave, Panasonic, Starfish Software and Symbian. Additional companies are being recruited to join and participate.
For the full story, see the white paper from the SyncML Initiative
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