The print edition of The New York Times, page 89, featured CompanionLink! Wow!
The article Keeping Your Android Files in Sync With a Computer mentions CompanionLink along with several free options like Google Sync (which does not sync to your PC) and DropBox which does not synchronize Contacts or Calendar.
“I’m really happy to see our name in print”, says Wayland Bruns, CTO of CompanionLink software. “We are the only product mentioned that uses a traditional business model. We offer paid software with associated service like free telephone technical support.”
CompanionLink fully understands that not everyone is a technical genius, able to pull together multiple free solutions to make a seamless solution. Sometimes the best value in software tools is finding a tool that comes with the service needed to make it smooth and effortless.
Many thanks to D.J. Biersdorfer for recognizing us in print!
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