«GSMSync» service allows to save data of telephone book, notes, calendar and tasks of your mobile phone in a reliable place and restore quickly all data if necessary. (PRWEB) February 17, 2006 — The holding company Qplaze-RME has launched a new service which saves important data of your mobile phone - «GSMSync». It is currently running in a testing mode and availabe here - http://gsmsync.net «GSMSync» service allows to save data of telephone book, notes, calendar and tasks of your mobile phone in a reliable place and restore quickly all data if necessary. Users receive also a possibility to edit data via convenient WEB interface and not try to enter names of acquaintances using a 9 button phone keyboard. In order to be able to use the system all you need is a modern mobile phone with WAP settings and 15 minutes to get all necessary information about the system. At present the system supports 215 models of mobile phones produced by leading manufacturers. You can find detailed, step by step setup instructions for all phone models, most of which support automatic setup via SMS messages. System users receive also a possibility to add phone numbers of taxi service, cinemas, pizzas of their city to the address book of their phones, as well as introduce state, national and religious holidays into the phone’s calendar. The list of useful events will shortly contain programs of cinemas situated in big cities, phone numbers of theatres, restaurants, bars and other establishments. Unlike many other products in the market «GSMSync» supports four synchronization types: two-way synchronization, synchronization with phone priority, synchronization with server priority, automatic synchronization initiated by the server. The system has both WAP and WEB interfaces, thus providing a possibility to create backup copies to all categories of mobile users. The service can be found at http://gsmsync.net. It is presently running in a testing mode, all functionality is offered free of charge.

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