Sync with AvantGo and Transfer files 3 to 40 Times Faster than HotSync Manager with Missing Sync for Palm OS version 2.0

Missing Sync for Palm OS v2.0 enables sharing the Mac's Internet connection with the handheld to send and receive email, browse the web, and sync AvantGo.

October 23, 2003 - Los Gatos, California - Mark/Space, Inc., makers of the award winning Missing Sync software and multiple Palm OS® software titles, is proud to announce the release of Missing Sync for Palm OS version 2.0 with support for AvantGo® synchronization, as well as bringing expansion card desktop mounting for the newest Palm OS handhelds from PalmOne and Handspring (Tungsten T3, Tungsten E and Treo 600) and enabling much faster file transfer than a HotSync® operation.

Missing Sync for Palm OS v2.0 brings the speed or your high speed Internet access (e.g. DSL, cable modem, or T1) to your Palm OS handheld. Users can then quickly synchronize AvantGo content, download email from America Online, a POP3 or IMAP server, and browse the web with a favorite Palm OS web browser.

"Finally, Mac OS X users can synchronize with AvantGo!," said Brian Hall, President and CEO of Mark/Space, Inc. "Once again, Missing Sync enables users to take their handheld beyond the simple synchronization software included in the box with their Palm OS handheld."

Missing Sync for Palm OS enhances the Mac® user's experience by mounting the handheld expansion card (SD card or MMC card) on the Mac desktop as a volume, allowing speedy file transfers to and from the card - up to 40 times faster than a HotSync operation. View photos and listen to music on your handheld with the included SplashPhoto image viewer and AeroPlayer MP3 audio player handheld applications (a combined $24.90 value)!

Features Include:

• AvantGo Support - Use AvantGo to access more than 2,500 content channels that have been optimized for mobile devices. The AvantGo Wizard walks you through the setup and connection process. Supports saving AvantGo content to an expansion card.
• Download Email - Download email and attachments fast without a HotSync mail conduit. Read and compose email while offline, then connect and send when you return to your Mac. Try M/S Mail as your POP3 email client. For more information visit www.markspace.com/mail.html.
• Web Browsing - Take advantage of the speed of your DSL or cable modem Internet connection on your handheld. Save maps, directions, and other web pages with your favorite Palm OS web browser for offline viewing.
• Desktop Mounting - Transfer files 3 to 40 times faster than a HotSync operation! Copy native Word and Excel files to an expansion card and open them with Documents To Go 6 from DataViz.
• SplashPhoto Image Viewer - Export your favorite photos from iPhoto to your handheld expansion card and view them with this award winning image viewer.
• AeroPlayer MP3 Player - Create play lists of your favorite music and turn your handheld into a mobile jukebox.

Product Availability
Missing Sync for Palm OS v2.0 is available now for electronic software download at store.markspace.com for $29.95. The CD version is $39.95, available starting December 1, 2003. Missing Sync for Palm OS 1.0.x users can purchase the upgrade for $14.95 by visiting www.markspace.com/sharingupgrade.php. Sony CLIÉ handheld users looking for the AvantGo and Internet Sharing functionality can purchase the new Missing Sync for Internet Sharing and AvantGo, sold separately.

Product Requirements

• Missing Sync for Palm OS supports the following handhelds:
  Palm Tungsten T, Tungsten T2, Tungsten T3, Tungsten E, Tungsten W, Tungsten C, Zire 71, m500 series, m130, m135, i705, Handspring Treo 600, Kyocera 7135 and AlphaSmart Dana.
• Mac with built in USB
• iTunes 2.0.4 through 4.x
• iPhoto 1.1.1 through 2.x
• A USB cradle or cable
• SD card or MMC card (for Desktop mounting and iTunes and iPhoto plugins)
• Palm Desktop software 4.x for Mac
• Mac OS® X 10.2.x or higher
• Internet access (dialup, DSL, Cable modem, T1, etc.)
• Visit www.markspace.com/ms_palm_requirements.html for updated list of supported devices and system requirements