I was reading a review by Cory Scheuer on BlackBerryForums about a new contender in the OTA sync field. We have been hearing about OTA sync without BES from www.bberrysync.com but that has yet to be available to the public. This is the first solution that I have heard of that is publicly available. Especially for $2 for 2GB of storage! You can see the ad on their website below:

Cory is a pretty regular user of BlackBerryForums so I would give some weight to his review. Especially his conclusion of “I would like to say, awesome product, great application…”

If you are interested in full OTA sync of all your information such as Calendar, Notes, Tasks, and Contacts I would highly advise at least trying out the service. I pay a premium $20 a month for BES so the $2 a month ThinkPost is offering seems like a steal. While this in no way will replace a BES for hardcore users it may be a stop gap for power users just looking for OTA contact backups and such.

You can read all about it on ThinkPosts website at this link

Let us know if any of you try this service out…

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