Missing Sync out now for PSPs
Today, Mark/Space announced the availability of their latest synchronization program for the Mac OS X entitled The Missing Sync for the Sony PSP. This $30 downloadable software contains a bunch of features including Intel-native encoding, offline web browsing, packaging of contacts, calendars, tasks, notes, bookmarks, and even integration with iPhoto and iTunes. The Missing Sync was developed to make owning a PSP much more enjoyable for Mac owners, so if you have a 2.71 firmware PSP and are looking for some new features, than this program is perfect for you. Mark/Space has been making Mac communication software products for over 16 years, so you can rest assured knowing that your PSP will be one step closer to rivaling a Palm OS with this new software.
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Today, Mark/Space announced the availability of their latest synchronization program for the Mac OS X entitled The Missing Sync for the Sony PSP. This $30 downloadable software contains a bunch of features including Intel-native encoding, offline web browsing, packaging of contacts, calendars, tasks, notes, bookmarks, and even integration with iPhoto and iTunes. The Missing Sync was developed to make owning a PSP much more enjoyable for Mac owners, so if you have a 2.71 firmware PSP and are looking for some new features, than this program is perfect for you. Mark/Space has been making Mac communication software products for over 16 years, so you can rest assured knowing that your PSP will be one step closer to rivaling a Palm OS with this new software.
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