To say sychronizing files from your PDA to your Ford is the same as sharing folders on the web? That's a bit of a stretch.
Could there be some kind of uber- sharing-synchronization program? Beats me. Seems like there are a lot of market segments and problems. Why would we want one, big, bulky product that does a gazillion different types of synchronization?
You see, Microsoft gets it both ways. They write the product that does everything, people bitch about enterprise apps. If they write a dozen niche products that are somewhat similar, people bitch about duplication.
For me? I'm a big Groove fan, even if they did cut the crap out of the features to make it less competitive with their other stuff.
To say sychronizing files from your PDA to your Ford is the same as sharing folders on the web? That's a bit of a stretch.
Could there be some kind of uber- sharing-synchronization program? Beats me. Seems like there are a lot of market segments and problems. Why would we want one, big, bulky product that does a gazillion different types of synchronization?
You see, Microsoft gets it both ways. They write the product that does everything, people bitch about enterprise apps. If they write a dozen niche products that are somewhat similar, people bitch about duplication.
For me? I'm a big Groove fan, even if they did cut the crap out of the features to make it less competitive with their other stuff.