Microsoft announced on Friday a new service for Windows Mobile users called My Phone where you can synchronize all your email, calendar and contact items with a password protected Web site. With this service, data are not saved only at the phone but also at a web site. The service is for free, and will be offered up to 200 Mb storage at the site.
Three days later Google announced a beta service for mobile users that is based on Microsoft's ActiveSyn tecnology. The service will support iPhone, Windows Mobile and SyncML (like Nokia and Sony Ericsson) devices. The service will give the ability for Gmail users to synchronize mail, contacts and google calendar items.
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