Syncplicity expands its private beta for Mac synchronization software: We’ve got passes
Mon, Jan 19th, 2009 |
Syncplicity has already launched its software for synchronizing Windows computers and is now turning its eye to the Mac. The company is making its private beta open to the first 500 readers from VentureBeat who sign up for it. Follow this link if you’d like to sign up for the private beta on the Mac.
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