Acrobat X Pro: "mobile link" only on Reader?

I have Acrobat X Pro and don't see the feature for "mobile link"
same as unanswered similar discussion
How can I use Adobe "mobile link" from within Acrobat X Pro?
but for eventually linking the files from browser
Is this feature only avaiable on Reader?
Is it on Acrobat XI Pro?
Can one set the file synchronization on mobile equipment only when on WIFI?
thanks
stefano

After beating the bushes it appears the Mobile Link is exclusive to the "XI" product family.
Some reference material for reading:
MOBILE LINK
"Streamline How You Access and Share Files Using Mobile Link"
http://blogs.adobe.com/acrobat/streamline-how-you-access-and-share-files-using-mobile-link /
"Mobile Link: open once, read anywhere"
https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/beta-features/mobile-link.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/mobile-link.html
Note:
The Mobile Link feature is not available in Reader and Acrobat on Windows XP.
Be well...

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