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	Dec 16 2009	ILGAZ Interesting is, whatever Salling does, it is some kind of "liberator", "make use of that old cheap phone", "support the devices otherwise not supported/already forgotten by vendors themselves." Guy is like a savior :) (Version 1.1.4)		0
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	Dec 15 2009	MACLOVER1.1 Oh get over your iphones people, a lot of us have basic mobile phones and tell your Apple Daddy about your gripes, not Salling for God's sake.. shouldn't Apple be the one responsible for making your toy the best toy ever ?!? lol ;-) Thanks a lot for making this app btw :-) (Version 1.1.4)		+1
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	Sep 12 2008	WORLD28 Ok a nice tool, but much less than Salling Clicker. Basically, you need to mount the disk of your device (phone) and start the sync process. SynTunes do it for phone, but also any device (Palm,...) whose disc can be mounted, fast et for free ! Why to pay for an equivalent free tool well benchmarked ! no sense. So OK I like the company who did Salling Clicker. It would be better to implement it for iPhone than doing this useless program. Sorry (Version 1.0.1)		-4
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Sep 12 2008

SALLING Hi there. I think you'vemisunderstood how this application works for the majority of phones supported (i.e. NOT using mass storage mode); this application does things no other application does (like synchronizing play counts on phones that support this, so that podcast episodes show as played/unplayed on the phone).
(Version 1.0.1)

Nov 26 2008

ODYSSEUS I think the developer doesn't grasp how upset users are that he has yet to offer anything like Salling Clicker for the iPhone. He also has been less than forthcoming about whether or not he intends to develop anything along these lines.
(Version 1.0.2)

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Dec 16 2009

ILGAZ Like Apple would ever allow a complex software like Salling Clicker for iPhone.

Come on really... Stop blaming developers for Apple's fascistic app policies.
(Version 1.1.4)

	Aug 31 2008	SANJAY MEHTA This is just what I was looking for. There are other solutions, some of them are free, but this is the first one which worked as advertised with minimum fuss. Even though the phone I tried it out with is not listed directly, there were no problems getting my playlists/mp3 files across to the phone and in the right place as well. The user interface is an unobtrusive menu item which pops up a dialog when required. (Version 1.0)		+1
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