Google Calendar Gets More Grounding With GooSync Cloud Storage

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Recently updated GooSync offers the simplest way to sync Google Calendar, contacts and tasks with mobile devices

Wolverhampton, England, July 28, 2009 — The popularity of cloud storage is anything but up in the air, as more and more businesses and consumers ground themselves in this data accessing, management and editing strategy. Toffa International’s (http://www.toffa.com) cloud storage application, GooSync, provides synchronization between Google’s widely used Google Calendar and mobile devices such as mobile phones and PDAs. Recent updates to the market-leading software include upgraded infrastructure, a new helpdesk feature and enhanced scalability.

GooSync ties in with personal management systems that are a natural component of today’s mobile phones and PDAs, extending Google calendar to your mobile device, which is only accessible via a mobile phone’s Web browser. GooSync is designed to deliver a seamless service, regardless of whether someone chooses the basic, free option or the premium account’s more expanded features.

“With GooSync, Toffa International’s goal is to provide everyone with something that is free and simple to use, and we’ve also set up a premium option that delivers access to many more features,” says Chris Jukes, CEO of Toffa and GooSync. “So while GooSync’s basic service enables you to sync the default Google Calendar, our premium account lets you sync multiple calendars, contacts directly with Gmail, and tasks to the GooSync inbuilt tasks application. Autosync and multiple device support are just some of the numerous features supported through GooSync.”

Setting up a GooSync account is easy through the official GooSync website: http://www.goosync.com/. GooSync works on any device that is SyncML compliant, including the most recent Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Motorola phones. It is also compatible with Windows Pocket PC, Windows SmartPhone, Palm OS, Treo, BlackBerry and Apple iPhone by installing a SyncML client. With a commitment to ensuring privacy and making the GooSync experience as safe as possible, Toffa International protects all personal information by incorporating industry standard, data encryption and secure storage. In the event of losing or damaging a device, all data can be restored.

“A secure, hassle-free experience is key to the success of GooSync, plus the fact that it’s applicable to everyone, from the casual user to power user,” Jukes says. “With the service based on the SyncML data protocol, most phones will have no problem incorporating either the basic or premium account.”

GooSync’s website provides a list of all supported phones, plus details on both the basic and premium services. For more information, go to http://www.goosync.com/. Visit the newly launched GooSync blog at http://Blog.goosync.com.

About Toffa International

For 13 years, Toffa has been a leading developer of synchronization software for mobile devices. Its GooSync, released in February 2007, is now the market leader for Google synchronization. Toffa is a proud partner of Novell(R), which certified Toffa’s SyncWise and SyncWisePro under its respected YES, Tested and Approved program. Toffa’s software provides comprehensive synchronization facilities between Novell(R) GroupWise(R) and any Palm OS(R) connected organizers. Products now in the design stage at Toffa include iPhone and Android applications.

Despite the company’s quick, steady growth, Toffa continually provides highly personal, direct service to customers, representing countless sectors and industries but sharing the common need for efficient, reliable communications. To learn more about Toffa International, visit http://www.toffa.com.

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