Versions is also somewhat available in the desktop client. Right click any file, and choose Versions. It sends you to the Web UI with the versions page for that client displayed.

I wish the Windows Mobile SS client was this good. Going for anything but the photos kicks you into a mobile web UI in Pocket IE. It does work, but is pretty ugly.

There are a few files I’d like to see automatically synchronized when the app was running, but with the iPhone’s bizarre file sandboxing, I don’t see that working very well.

As it turns out, there is a file revision history available – it’s accessible through the web interface [your_username].sugarsync.com – go to the file manager, navigate to the file and click it. In the pop-up menu you should see “versions”.

Also, the concept behind “push synchronization”, if I understand it right, has more to do with the availability of your file, rather than actually having the file on your device. If you add a file on your computer, for example, the *entry* for the file is pushed to your iPhone – you don’t have to refresh the page, or redownload an index, or anything like that. The filename just appears. It seems to me the iPhone app is instantly aware of any change you make, but it still does download-on-demand to save you space. Best of both worlds

I only had to a do print mag review and write about the product two more times for you to try it? You’re getting soft in your old age, Dave.

Seriously, there isn’t much not to like here IMO. A solid product.

Mozy seems a bit antiquated compared to this. ~$5 with Mozy gets me unlimited backup from 1 computer where as ~$5 to SugarSync is limited to 30GB but covers multiple devices. It should be enough for all my documents and a good portion of my photos. I think I’m in.