iPhone Pulse: iMExchange 2 Syncs With Outlook

One of the benefits of technology is the ability for users to keep track of their busy lives and businesses. This is also a technological downfall, as it leaves fragments of this information strewn out across a range of devices.

Enter iMExchange 2 (go to iTunes to buy and download).

Add a task on your device, sync and watch as it pops up in Outlook within seconds.

According to its developer, with iMExchange 2 you need never be without your vital Outlook notes, tasks, or out-ofoffice status again.

“Add a task on your device, sync and watch as it pops up in Outlook within seconds,” states its publisher. “Better still, iMExchange connects directly to your Exchange server, no other software is required.”

iMExchange 2 features a Tasks View, allowing users to keep track of tasks, managing objectives remotely. The Notes View provides access to Outlook notes in real-time, while the Out Of Office function allows users to quickly update their out-of-office status.

iMExchange 2 offers a completely new architecture that supports the iPad and iPhone in the same app. Upgrades are available through iTunes, allowing users to pay once and receive both versions.

Compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices running iOS 3.0 or later, the app’s full functionality is available free for its trial period only. The continual sync in-app upgrade may then be purchased to re-enable the add/save buttons and continue two-way syncing indefinitely.

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