has announced a major update to the Mac and Windows PC versions of Fliq with new features for sending and receiving tasks and documents over a network.

This new update, Version 2.0, makes it fast and easy to send tasks from iCal or Outlook. Send documents and files as well, like PDFs, Microsoft Office files, media files and web archives.

Fliq is a powerful, feature-rich desktop utility for exchanging contacts, photos, notes, to do items and documents with other Fliq users.

Fliq works seamlessly with applications like Microsoft Outlook, Windows Contacts, iPhoto, iCal and Address Book.

There are many uses for Fliq. At work, drag and drop a PowerPoint presentation or an Excel document to a co-worker in seconds. At home, conveniently transfer files from a notebook to a desktop computer. In class, share workgroup assignments with other students on campus.



Fliq is also a great desktop companion for iPhone and iPod touch because it works perfectly with all the Fliq apps for the iPhone including Fliq, Fliq Notes, Fliq Tasks and Fliq Docs. Easily transfer notes, documents, tasks, photos, podcasts, videos and more between the iPhone, Mac, and Windows PC - wherever you need them most.

In today's fast paced world, Fliq lets users move their information and files quickly without hassles to get more done. Get Fliq to start sharing with friends, co-workers, family and classmates.



Pricing and Availability

The Mac version of Fliq 2.0 is available immediately as a download for $19.95. The Windows PC version of Fliq 2.0, with support for tasks and documents, will be available later this week. A free trial is also available for both Mac and Windows versions.

Current Fliq owners can update to 2.0 for free.



The Fliq Family Pack lets customers install Fliq on three computers, Mac or Windows PC, to allow sharing in mixed Mac and PC environments - at home or at the office.

Fliq iPhones apps - Fliq, Fliq Notes, Fliq Docs and Fliq Tasks - are available free from the iTunes App Store.






About Mark/Space, Inc.

Founded in 1990, Mark/Space, Inc., develops and markets mobile and wireless synchronization software, including Fliq, SyncTogether and the award-winning Missing Sync products that connect Mac and Windows computers to mobile devices and smart phones from Apple, HP, HTC, Motorola, Nokia, Palm, RIM, Samsung, Sony, Sony Ericsson, and others.

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