The product is in its early release phase and I intend to  submit it to AppStore by this month end. Currently I’m looking for beta testers. I’m looking for around 10-20 beta testers. As and when needs arise, I might increase the limit. I would prefer people who will be interested in testing the app’s second and third versions as well.

As of version 1, the most important features include, sharing files via email and the ability to browse and view downloaded files on iPhone without an active Internet connection. These features are illustrated in the screencast below.

If you prefer a direct download of the screencast, click here
https://my.syncplicity.com/share/kn3xqer1hn/Syncplicity_Screencast.zip — Removed direct download. This screencast is too old.

If you are interested in beta testing, drop me a mail @ feedback@mugunthkumar.com with your UDIDs.

You can send me your UDID using Erica Sadun’s UDID Generator. (iTunes Link)

For more information go to the Syncplicity forum here. (You need a Syncplicity account for accessing the forums)
https://my.syncplicity.com/Forums/default.aspx?g=posts&t=2793

For updates on this product, You can follow us on twitter @mksync.

Update: 21st September 2009: Closed for private beta. Follow us for product release updates.
Update: 19th October 2009: Product submitted to Apple. Follow us for product release updates.
Update: 7th November 2009: Product approved by Apple. No rejections whatsoever! Visit the product page for MKSync here.
Thanks,
Mugunth

For those who don’t know, what is Syncplicity, please read it’s wikipedia entry. It’s a cloud based, online backup and sync service, that works seamlessly behind the scenes to synchronize your data across computers simultaneously backing up to the cloud. Long gone are the days when you carried a USB drive around to keep your data in Sync. Apart from just syncing PCs, it can sync your google docs documents with your PC, keep your facebook albums in sync with your photos and much more…

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According to SingTel

Excess usage will be charged at $0.01/2KB. Which means, a megabyte of data, (1024KB) will cost you about 5$.

To give you a analogy, a newyork times webpage will be around 500KB. Browse 10 such pages, you end up paying your soul to $ingTel.

SingTel already provides a web interface to check your data usage

http://home.singtel.com/bbmobile/datausage.asp

But because it’s not a light weight page, many of us don’t bother to check our data usage everyday.

Now here comes a handy little app to check your Broadband Usage on the Go on your iPhone.

Checkout more about this app on it’s page. SG BBOM.

Note: This app is still under review by Apple. Will update this blog once it’s done.

Update: 5th August 2009: Apple has approved this app… Click here for the app. SingTel BBOM (iTunes Link)

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I always wanted to save the wallpapers/images that appears on the front page of Bing.com to my local PC. But visiting the site everytime and saving it was cumbersome.

So I thought of writing my own C# utility that could do that job for me.

The utility is just 10KB (yeah Kilo Byte) is open source, free from any kind of obligations. But if you use it in your app, I would be happy if you could attribute me though attribution is not mandatory.

Here is a link to the codeplex hosted project.

Bing Downloader -http://bing.codeplex.com/

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Mugunth

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After two rejections I made it to the App Store.

StationAlarm SG is an app that helps you drift to sleep in Singapore MRTs. Just set your start and end stations and you are good to go…

Click on the above link to go to the product page.

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All you have to do is to set your current station and the destination station. Your route is automatically computed and StationAlarm rings an alarm to wake up at the right station(s).

Right station(s) means, if there is a interchange, where you have to change trains, StationAlarm can automatically wake you up at the right time for alighting.

For example, when you travel daily from Woodlands to Pioneer, StationAlarm will automatically wake you up at Jurong East and then at Pioneer. It’s especially helpful when you travel across the length of breadth of the island.

continue at source… StationAlarm SG

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