Manufacturer: LapLink, Inc. ESRB Rating: Platform(s): Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 95 Release Date: December 31, 1969 Average Rating: 3 out of 5 Stars

Retail Price: $39.95 Online Sale Price:

PDAsync uses LapLink's Rapid Transfer Technology to deliver incredibly fast synchronization rates, and, after initial synchronization, the program sends only your changes, saving you time. Its auto detect tool enables automatic synchronization whenever you connect your mobile device to your PC. PDAsync supports Palm, Windows CE, Pocket PC, and Casio personal organizer devices, and it's compatible with Outlook, Lotus Notes, Lotus Organizer, and ACT! software. Along with English, PDAsync supports Spanish, French, German, and Italian.

User Submitted PDAsync Reviews

It may install and work great for others, but for some reason it has been a complete waste of (too much) time for me!

Date: 2002-11-08
product has been "twilighted"
This product is no longer listed on the manufacturer's web site. When I wrote customer service to inquire why, I was told the product was "twilighted" (which I take as a euphamism for "discontinued."

Date: 2002-04-13
Works well with Lotus Notes (Intellisync does not)
After strugling with the Intellisync trial for about four weeks, I was happy to find this product.

PDAsync

1. Allows direct sync between the Palm Desktop and Lotus Notes (not supported in Intellisync).

2. Allows you to switch synchronization targets (does not work in Intellisync. Their tech support says you can't do that). For me this is a basic requirement.

3. Is half the price of Intellisync.

The interface is a litle puzzling at first. But after you "get it", the product is easy to use.

Date: 2002-03-29
PDAsync is NOT PDAstink
...PDAsync is actually a pretty decent product. Although it won't transfer the notes field in ACT 2000 into a PocketPC..., it WILL permit you to map other customized fields.... ...

Date: 2002-03-28
PDAsync is PDAstink
After my initial sync I could not get PDAsync to transfer additional info between my Jornada 568 and Act 2000. My attempts to retrieve usable info from Laplink's (PDAsync's parent company) so-called "knowledge base" and their tech support have, so-far, been futile.

For tech support, you are permitted one "free" telephone call, then you must pay a price... per incident/call (one call is approx. the cost of the entire program!). Don't try to e-mail them either. They won't accept e-mails without first filling out their form, complete with a serial number. Of course, they don't send out a serial number when you download the product directly from them ... even after purchasing it.

So far, not only has this product cost me money, but it has cost me lots of time. Trust me on this one, pay a few more bucks and get Intellisync or Companionlink.

There is a definite reason why both Laplink Inc. and PDAsync rhyme with "stink". They are both rotten.