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Select Ford owners with Android phones have been rockin’ out with Amazon Cloud Player and their in-dash Sync systems for the better part of three months. Now, iPhone and iPod touch users are invited to join in on the fun. The latest version of Amazon’s app for iOS, 2.1.0, enables wireless streaming and control with Ford’s AppLink platform. The service joins a handful of competitors, including Spotify, which announced its own compatible app in late February. The refreshed iOS app also brings playlist and VoiceOver updates, so even if you don’t drive a Ford, it might be worth the download. You can snag it right now at the source link below.

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Source: Amazon (iTunes)

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Question by M P: Can I sync my Kin Twom with itunes on my mac?
I have a MacBook Pro and a Kin Twom phone. I have tried Windows Phone 7 connector but it will not recognize my phone. PLEASE RESPOND ASAP. I need it done by tomorrow! Thanks!

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Answer by REXS
Kins do not work with iTunes and they are not really Windows Phone 7. You can move files/non locked music (MP3s and stuff) over to the phone with KIN Media Sync for Mac.

http://www.markspace.com/kin/

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Nike may not be planning to release an Android companion app for its activity-tracking FuelBand, but rival Fitbit is eager to make sure that health-conscious Droid owners are well taken care of. To that end, the company pushed out a new version of its Fitbit Android app that finally brings Bluetooth 4.0 sync support to Samsung’s Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II.

It’s sure to be welcome news for Android-devoted owners of the Fitbit One or Fitbit Zip (the forthcoming Flex wristband is supported too), but let’s face it — wireless sync support for two smartphones may seem a little underwhelming. Still, it’s certainly a step in the right direction, especially considering just how widely those particular Samsung handsets are.

As more than a few people pointed out the other day, Android-powered devices make up a huge chunk of the global smartphone market and basically ignoring all those users like Nike has is a course of action that seems awfully silly.Even so, Fitbit’s slow rollout is rather telling — while the company has said that it will work to bring wireless syncing to more devices in the weeks and months to come, ensuring a smooth and timely sync experience doesn’t really seem to be a one-size-fits-all process.

Even Fitbit representatives acknowledge that this most recent version of the app isn’t exactly perfect. Apparently, the development team still thinks of this release as something of a beta since the sync process still takes a little longer than they would like. Sadly, my Fitbit has disappeared into the wilds of my desk drawer, so I couldn’t see how long it took for me personally, but those of you with all the prerequisite hardware may as well give it a shot.

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Google’s decision to drop Exchange ActiveSync support, a protocol used to sync Gmail calendar, contacts, and mail items on mobile devices, left Microsoft surprised and disappointed. The change means new Windows Phone users after January 30th with personal Gmail accounts will be unable to sync calendar and contact items. The Verge has learned that Microsoft is planning to support CardDAV and CalDAV in Windows Phone, Google’s new preferred route to sync contacts and calendars. The software giant has not yet issued a public statement on its plans, but sources at Microsoft have detailed an eyeopening path that has led to the decision. In exchanges that underline the tensions between Microsoft and Google, we understand that Microsoft was…

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Sure, Belkin and Scosche have currently provided Lightning accessories, however now Griffin has its very own options up for sale: Lightning fee and sync cables, which it states are the very first of their kind from a 3rd party (licensed by Apple). Ringing up at $ 25, the four-foot coiled USB to Lightning cable aspires to put the kibosh on kinks and tangles. Those who like a more uncomplicated solution, nonetheless, can choose up a two-foot cable without the curls for $ 17, or a three-foot taste for two additional greenbacks. There’s also mention of a 9.8-foot-long version, however it doesn’t appear to be offered on Griffin’s site just yet. To snag the wires, offer the neighboring source link a jab.

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