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Synchrologic and AppForge Team To Streamline Application Deployment to Handheld Devices

Partnership results in a complete enterprise solution for rapidly developing mobile applications and supporting mobile workers

ATLANTA, April 24, 2001 -- Synchrologic and AppForge Inc. today announced a partnership that will allow companies to rapidly extend existing applications to the Palm PoweredTM platform and easily connect these applications to enterprise servers.

IT managers face several challenges connecting mobile workers to enterprise data. Two of the most difficult challenges are writing applications for handheld devices and connecting and exchanging data with enterprise servers. The combined expertise of Synchrologic, the only comprehensive enterprise mobile and wireless infrastructure software provider, and AppForge, the only provider of a Microsoft® Visual Basic® development environment for Palm Powered devices, eliminates these challenges. The partnership results in a complete mobile solution, encompassing application development and management; file, software and Web page distribution; mobile systems management and enterprise application synchronization.

"The focus of our partnership is to provide the most powerful development platform for building data-rich enterprise applications for mobile and wireless devices," said Doug Armstrong, chief executive officer at AppForge. "Synchrologic has industry-recognized expertise in powering and supporting enterprise data to mobile devices. With AppForge, Synchrologic's customers will now have a shortcut to mobilizing new or existing Visual Basic applications."

With its current 3.4 release, Synchrologic's iMobile Suite has been enhanced to support AppForge applications on Palm Powered devices. Additionally, both companies will support each other on joint sales calls, training and marketing programs.

John Dancu, president and chief operating officer at Synchrologic said: "This partnership with AppForge allows our customers to leverage their investment in enterprise applications developed with Visual Basic while mobilizing their workforce. AppForge development tools combined with iMobile Suite provides the easiest and most complete way to migrate a company's enterprise applications to handheld devices."

About AppForge Inc.

Established in 1999, AppForge Inc. is the first and only company to allow Microsoft Visual Basic programmers to easily and quickly create sophisticated applications for handheld, mobile and embedded devices. The company's founding team has developed strategically important embedded software and hardware solutions for multi-national companies in the wireless space for more than 16 years. For more information on AppForge, visit the company's Web site at www.appforge.com.

About Synchrologic Inc.

Synchrologic delivers software solutions for managing the complexities of mobile computing. Its flagship product, iMobile Suite, lets IT remotely manage an entire fleet of mobile devices and gives mobile workers access to vital business data. Synchrologic has several patents pending for its advanced synchronization technologies, which are licensed by corporate and OEM customers including Cisco, Hertz, Citicorp, 3M, JD Edwards and Nintendo. The company is privately held and is headquartered in Atlanta. For more information, contact the company at 888-345-SYNC or 770-754-5600, , or visit http://www.synchrologic.com.

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Microsoft, Access and Visual Basic are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp. Palm OS is a registered trademark of Palm Inc. Copyright © 2001 Synchrologic, Inc and iMobile Suite are trademarks of Synchrologic, Inc. Product names mentioned herein may be trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Contact:
Greg Wood
A&R Partners for Synchrologic
[email protected]
650.762.2838

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