Dashwire? Who uses it?

[GoodGets]

I was just wondering who all uses it.
Please post what device you used it on and if you've ever had any problems with it. Also, include your overall experience with it.
http://dashwire.com/tour/video

Originally Posted by cozboogie

Dashwire offers the industry leading connected service to help people
effortlessly connect their mobile phones with their computers and the web.
As you've seen with the Apple MobileMe and Nokia OVI initiatives, the
connected services space is on fire, creating exciting opportunities and
demand for a free, cross-platform solution like Dashwire.

As you know, Dashwire helps users take the contacts, text messages, calls,
photos, videos, and settings from their phones to the web, where they can
backup their stuff, search & interact with their information, and share
their experiences with friends and social sites. Dashwire keeps the phone
and the web constantly connected, so that the stuff done on one
automatically shows up on the other in just a few seconds.

Up to this point, we've primarily focused on helping users effortlessly
bring their mobile phone and content it captures up to the web. Starting
next week, a major focus for us going forward will also be enabling users to
bring the content they care about from the web instantly down to their
phones, and allowing them to interact with it in a fast, new user interface.

Taken from Cozboogie's original thread found here: http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...light=dashwire

[CozBoogie]

As the author of "Cozboogie's original thread" I must say, that in the immortal words of Tony the Tiger...."it's Grrrrreat".

late,
Coz

p.s. Happy Halloween.

[AceszHigh]

I use it as a secondary backup for my contacts...and also for text messaging. When I'm at work, it's much quicker for me to have dashwire open in the background and type up a text, compared to the laggy windows mobile...going thru the menus to send a simple text.

[Geekcop]

Agree w/ AcezHigh...It's an excellent add on to whatever primary backup app you use for your device, in my case SPB Backup

[shaggylive]

I have made it my primary backup of contacts,sms, and pics. I don't use it in autosync mode, but it comes in handy when I leave home with the wrong phone.

[GoodGets]

so it works as advertised?
how badly does it affect battery life?

[Geekcop]

I've had no problems with it's performance. Your battery will suffer if you leave DW set on autosync. I manually sync mine.

[regression]

Originally Posted by Geekcop

I've had no problems with it's performance. Your battery will suffer if you leave DW set on autosync. I manually sync mine.

Ditto on the manual sync. Good program.

[Lylej2k]

Originally Posted by Geekcop

I've had no problems with it's performance. Your battery will suffer if you leave DW set on autosync. I manually sync mine.

double ditto on the manual sync. Its been a little while since i used it, so i may be out of date here, but I had problems syncing. It just seemed to take FOREVER for me, but i did have almose 1000 pics on my storage card. I may just have to see what version i have and what version they're up to and give it another shot. It is a great program though, and I love the idea.

[imneveral0ne]

the program is sick. I use it as my primary backup for contacts and such. Although, i have it setup to sync automatically, my phone lasts me all day so It doesnt seem to effect my battery life. ohh and im using the Touch Pro.