Does the breaking of the iTunes/Pre sync due to Apple’s latest iTunes update got you down? It’s unfortunate that Apple would sabotage this admittedly unholy reunion to begin with, but if new Pre owners wanted an iPhone, wouldn’t they have bought one in the first place? Given that Pre users would undoubtedly purchase music and other media from iTunes, thus putting more coin in Apple’s pockets, it seems counterproductive to disable the Pre’s ability to sync with iTunes, but where one door closes, a window opens, and through that window comes Dazzboard.

Dazzboard is a media management webtop application that’s free and enables syncing music to iTunes and syncing for photos and video as well. For those of you with a Pre and willing to give Dazzboard a spin, let us know about your experience in comments and the forum.

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If you are looking for a way to backup just about everything from your Palm Pre onto your Mac, then you have cause to rejoice today – Mark/Space’s Missing Sync for Palm Pre, Mac version, is now available for purchase. With version 1.0, Pre owners can use this software to sync contacts, calendars, music, ringtones, photos, and more to their Mac computers. Windows users, you have reason to rejoice as well, although your gratification will be delayed – Mark/Space has promised an XP and Vista version, but it’s still in the works.

All of this syncing bliss comes with a price, and you can pick up Missing Sync for Palm Pre (Mac version) from the Mark/Space online store for $39.95. If you already have Missing Sync for another platform, you will receive the discounted price of $29.95. If you pick up Missing Sync for your Pre, let us know what you think!

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The Missing Sync, a well-known app famous for allowing users of Palm OS, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, and even iPhone to sync their devices more thoroughly with both Mac and PC, has just announced that Palm Pre owners will very soon be able to sync with the Mac and PC. According to their site, The Missing Sync will work with Mac applications that you may already use daily – Address Book, iTunes, iCal, Entourage, Safari and iPhoto. Syncing contacts and calendars can be accomplished via Wi-Fi, and media like music, ringtones, photos, videos and other files can be synced and transfered via USB cable.

Both Mac and PC users will have the opportunity to use The Missing Sync. You can sign up at their website (markspace) to receive their newsletter and updates about when it will be available.

Source:  markspace