PogoPlug is a web service for iOS devices that helps synchronize photos and videos directly to an online account. You start by visiting the service’s homepage through your device and registering for an account.  Next you download the PogoPlug application that, after you log in, automatically begins synchronizing photos and videos to your PogoPlug account. You are given 5GB of online storage right away while additional storage can be purchased.

The service helps to not only back up your data but also make it accessible from any computer with Internet access.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you back up your phone’s photos and videos online.
• Supports iOS devices.
• Works through an iOS applications.
• Provides 5GB of online storage free.

Check out PogoPlug @ https://www.pogoplug.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

AvatarHarmony works for users of Facebook, Twitter, and Gravatar. All you have to do is visit the homepage of Avatar Harmony and connect at least two of your networking accounts from Facebook, Twitter, and Gravatar. Thumbnails of the display pictures of your connected accounts will be shown; under these you will be able to choose your default display picture. The selected network’s picture will be synchronized across other networks.

So if you selected Facebook as your default choice, display pictures you upload on Facebook can be easily synchronized to Twitter and Gravatar.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you synchronize display pictures across multiple websites.
• Supports Facebook, Twitter, and Gravatar.
• Lets you choose main network for synchronization choice.

Check out AvatarHarmony @ www.avatarharmony.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

From the next time, it syncs the changes. Just mention the Android phone directory and the different directories for music, videos, movies and pictures respectively. Then click the gigantic Synx button. That’s it.

The download is available from CodePlex for free and only good for Windows users. You need to see that the drive letters stay intact. If they change, make sure you change it in the app settings too.

Features

• Free tool to sync Android data with PC.
• Sync pictures, music, videos, movies.
• Windows only.
• Similar tools: Wifi Syncr, Pure Sync, DocSyncer and SugarSync.
• Also read related articles:10 Sync Tools every Office Worker Should Know About

How To Sync Files & Folders Between Computers With Windows Sync

Check out Synx @ opensynx.codeplex.com (via Addictive Tips By Abhijeet from Guiding Tech)

Wifi Syncr is a free to use Android application sized at 461KB and compatible with Android devices running at least version 2.1. The app lets you synchronize files from your Windows computer to your Android device. After you install the application you can start creating sharing profiles and select the folders on your computer through which you will be synchronizing. The file sharing is performed when the phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your computer.

A desktop notification client of the app keeps you updated of the synchronization on your computer.

Features:

• A user-friendly phone app.
• Compatible with Android devices and Windows computer.
• Lets you sync files from computer to phone.
• Lets you configure multiple sharing profiles.
• Similar tools: Pure Sync, DocSyncer and SugarSync.
• Also read related articles: 10 Sync Tools every Office Worker Should Know About and How To Sync Files & Folders Between Computers With Windows Sync.

Check out Wifi Syncr @ market.android.com/details?id=com.appricoo.android.tools.wifisyncr (via Addictive Tips) (by MOin from Urban Savior)

Twitpic to Flickr is a free web service that synchronizes your Twitpic photographs to your Flickr account. It works in a very simple way: you start by entering your email address, Twitter username, and Flickr account details. After you provide the appropriate authorizations the service frequently checks your Twitpic photographs and then uploads them to your Flickr account. The syncing process is automatic and you need not revisit your Twitpic to Flickr account to adjust any settings.

Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Syncs your Twitpic photos to your Flickr account.
• You do not have to separately upload photos to Flickr.
• Works automatically ““ no settings adjustment required.
• Similar tool: FlickrSync.
• Also read related article: Get Your Foursquare Photos Automatically Transferred To Flickr.

Check out Twitpic to Flickr @ www.twitpictoflickr.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Siphon is a free tool that comes as a browser add-on for Mozilla Firefox. The add-on lets you create a unique account and then sign into it using the add-on on every computer you use Firefox on. Your add-ons are then synchronized across all the Firefox browsers you use. Your installed add-ons are displayed and you are given the ability to synchronize specific add-ons.

While the add-ons are synchronized fine, their preferences are not. Since the add-on is itself in beta with testing primarily done on Mac machines, Windows users might face a few problems signing up or signing into the add-on. Either way, try it out and provide your feedback to the add-on’s developer to contribute to this brilliantly useful improvement.

Features:

• A browser add-on for Mozilla Firefox.
• Very easy to setup.
• Lets you synchronize firefox plugins across various computers.
• Also read related articles: Backup and Sync your Firefox User Data with Weave and Quick Tip: Backup Firefox Preferences.

Check out Siphon @ addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/11778 (via RedFerret) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Natter is a simple and free to use online service that automatically synchronizes your Facebook and Twitter posts. It achieves this by auto-posting your Facebook shares and posts to your Twitter account and vice versa. After linking your Twitter and Facebook accounts with Natter and allowing the necessary permission you can manage the settings of displaying the posts.

The service is really easy to set up and will be appreciated by all who have accounts on both Facebook and Twitter.

Features:

• A user friendly website.
• Synchronizes synchronize facebook with twitter.
• You need only post one account from now.
• Helps you save time updating both accounts.
• Lets you control the auto-posting settings.

Check out Natter @ natter.r10.railsrumble.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Syncfriend is a free web service that helps you back up the contacts of your smartphone. Through a simple series of steps outlined on the site, Syncfriend helps you set up automatic synchronization from your phone to your Syncfriend account.

The phones and OS’s supported by the service include iPhone, Android, Nokia, HTC, Sony Ericsson, BlackBerry, Palm, Motorola, Samsung, and LG. The synchronization works both ways; you can add contacts to your Syncfriend account manually as well and later have them synchronized to your phone.

In addition to contacts synchronization, the site also supports syncing your calendars across Outlook and your phones.

Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Back up cell phone contacts and sync online.
• Works with Outlook and almost all smartphones.
• Can be used to back up contacts from one phone and copy to another.
• Similar tools:  Contails, GoogleSync, ZYB, GoogleSync, Mobyko, and Anywr.
• Also read related articles:
  How To Sync Contacts, Calendars & Events Between Mac & PC
  How To Move Your Contacts From Windows Mobile To Android.

Check out Syncfriend @ www.syncfriend.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

AirDropper is a web service that allows you to request a file from any person, even those who doesn’t have a Dropbox account. That person can then send you the file either through email or by a secure upload link that Dropbox provides, depending on your preference.

To use AirDropper, first you need to log in and connect with your Dropbox account. Then fill out a request form for a file by inputting your and that person’s email address, as well as the description of the file that you are requesting.

If you just want to send a secure upload link instead of having the file sent through email, simply tick the “don’t send them an email” box. Once the file is sent to you, you can find it at the AirDropper subfolder in your Dropbox account.

AirDropper is a great tool for power Dropbox users who want every file sent to them organized in Dropbox. This is especially useful if you want to live strictly in the cloud.

Features:

• Request and receive files to your Dropbox account even from people who are not Dropbox users.
• Users can send you files through email or by a secure upload link.
• Currently has no size limits when it comes to file size.
• Receive files that are too big as an email attachment.
• Uses standard SSL encryption so file transfers are secure.
• Uses the Dropbox API.
• You can also read 5 Cool Apps That Make Dropbox Even More Useful.

Check out AirDropper @ www.airdropper.com

To use Google Chrome to Phone Extension, you will need to download and install both the Chrome extension from the extension gallery and the “Chrome to Phone” app from Android Market. Once installed, you can send links and other contextual information from the active page to your phone by clicking a button in the navigation bar. You can then view your information that you sent in your phone’s variety of apps. For example, YouTube links will automatically launch in the YouTube App, and map links will open in Google Maps.

This Android feature requires Froyo (Android 2.2) to work. This tool is a great addition for those who need to push their links from their desktop to their phone so that they can read it on-the-go.

Features:

• Send links to Android mobile browser.
• Google Maps links launch the Google Maps app.
• YouTube links launch the YouTube app.
• Selecting phone numbers in Web pages, launches the dialer with the number pre-populated.
• Selected text populates the Android clipboard (long-press on text boxes to get paste option).

Check out Google Chrome to Phone Extension @ https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/oadboiipflhobonjjffjbfekfjcgkhco