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iHub Wirelessly Syncs Contacts, Calendars Without MobileMe

iHub Wirelessly Syncs Contacts, Calendars Without MobileMe

Posted June 15, 2010 at 5:29pm by iClarified
iHub from Nova Media will wirelessly synchronize your calendars and contacts with all your Macs, iPhones and iPads.

Sync contacts and calendars wirelessly with Macs, iPads and iPhones
Use iHub to synchronise your calendars and contacts with all your Macs, pads and phones - wirelessly and automatically in your local network. No need for these clumsy cable connections any more. And you do not need iTunes, either.

Keep your data private.
Your Macintosh computer is your server. No need to entrust your sensible data to any far away cloud construct. With iHub, your data stays on your Macintosh and on your devices. Period.

See your contacts on your iPad, iPhone and other Macs.
With iHub you can select existing address book groups and sync them with just one click. Or you create a new address book group to share.


See your calendars on your iPad, iPhone and other Macs.
With iHub you can select existing calendars and sync them with just one click. Or you can create new calendards and make them available on all your devices.

Sync around the clock.
Any time you change a calendar entry or a contact detail, the changes are automatically synchronised throughout your devices. And if your Macintosh computer is not running, the changes are synced as soon as the server is active again.

Invisible sync engine.
iHub works as background service, even if you are logged off from your account. This ensures a reliable sync of your contacts and dates.

Easy to use admin tool.
Whenever you want to change settings, add or delete users or change the visibility of calendars and address book groups the admin tool offers a very easy and convenient way to do so.

iHub is coming soon and we will let you know when it is available.

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