Report after Sync

Hi, I'm a new iPhone 3GS user. In the past I used Nokia PC Suite on my computer. PC Suite produces a report after each "sync", showing all the items that were updated. Is there anything available like that for the iPhone?
Thanks in advance.
John

No, not what you are asking for. There IS a sync log, but it just reports parameters, and errors (if any). You can find the logs in:
*C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Application Data\Apple Computer\Logs* on Windows XP, similar locations on other platforms.

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