4th June, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
The latest version of Fragment Sync (v2.671) was put up yesterday. One of the major new features and changes in this version is that uploads to network PCs and FragmentSync.Net PCs are no longer done by issues a remote sync execution command to have the other machine download the necessary updates. Instead, uploads are now » Read More
18th May, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
Up until now, Fragment Sync has centered around private access to files and folders. The latest version (v2.664), released on Friday, adds support for sharing a folder with other users running Fragment Sync on your local network or on the FragmentSync.Net service. Simply go to Setup, and click Show Options for the folder you’d like to » Read More
4th May, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
I’ve been lazy and haven’t been doing updates on new features and changes in new versions, so this post will detail everything that’s been added/changed from version 2.647 to the latest version, 2.657. FTP sync support - you can upload/download to folders on an FTP server. There were some performance improvement in version 2.655, but more » Read More
2nd May, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
It’s interesting some of the places I see Fragment Sync pop up; case in point, MoMB or The Museum of Modern Betas, where I discovered a listing for Fragment Sync. Aside from the listing, somehow a google search for fragment sync gives MoMB as the top site, with fragmentsync.com taking the #2 spot! Read More
1st May, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
Some minor updates to the Fragment Sync home page; sporting a cleaner, more vibrant look, and an embed of Fragment Sync’s twitter feed for up-to-date info on what’s new. I’m also working on a new format for the Fragment Sync documentation (as well as more documentation), which should hopefully be simpler to read and follow, Read More
14th April, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
Bluetooth file transfer was one of the earliest supported protocols in Fragment Sync and provided a powerful and practical way to push and pull content (typically, images) on and off of a cell phone. So it’s exciting to note that Bluetooth 3.0 is on it’s way and will enable much faster file trasfers. That said, » Read More
14th March, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
A new version (still beta) of Fragment Sync is now up. Unfortunately, I have to apologize for a few things that may make the update from the previous version a bit of a hassle. First, Fragment Sync has an automated update installer which will automatically download new updates, display a message when the update is » Read More
9th March, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
Fragment Sync has an interesting history dating back a few years. Fragment Sync was previously know as Firesync; a little freeware app, the first version of which was done in 2006. Firesync was conceived as a solution to ease the process of transferring files between my laptop and my desktop. I worked extensively between both machines » Read More
4th March, 2009 - Posted by Avishkar Autar - No Comments
Welcome to the Fragment Sync blog. There’ll be lots of interesting stuff here real soon… promise Read More
