iHub Syncs Contacts and Calendars between iPhones, iPads and Macs
Nova Media’s iHub allows you to synchronize contacts and calendar data between your iPhones, iPads and every Mac in your network. It uses your existing wi-fi network or creates a new one if desired, allows full control to which user can change or see address book contacts and calendar events, and it works on CardDAV and CalDAV making it work out of the box without the need to install anything on your other Mac, iPad or iPhone. iHub features round-the-clock syncing – so data us automatically synced anytime you change information on any of your your device, simple and intuitive admin tool, and it works as a background service even when you’re not logged into your Mac.
Compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 and up, able to sync Calendars to iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad running on OS 3 and up, and sync’s Contacts to iOS4 devices the App still under development and will be available soon.
Looks like a great app, however it lacks Calendar support to iOS4 and doesn’t sync iTunes content. Nova Media listen to me, just make the app sync iTunes content like apps, music and videos and it will be a killer app that every Mac and iOS device owner will want. For now the only option to sync your iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch wirelessly is by jailbreaking them and installing wi-fi sync.
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