GooSync Free is back!

Hi:
I had been using GooSync to sync/backup my nokia calendar for long time until last year they decided to charge for all their service. Since then I was looking for alternatives.
First I tried Ovi.com but I had troubles with time (see here) and international characters (see here). Another inconvenient is that Ovi calendar is not compatible with google calendar (which is far more usable) and don't have any netvibes/igoogle/Vista widget.
Then I singed up to memotoo. They services are great, but the free version is very limited in the number of items you can sync.
Fortunately, GooSync decided to take back their free service in April this year, due to the "overwhelming demand to bring it back" by their former users.
E.S.
Santiago, Chile

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