1. First users would need to sync their mobile device with their television.

2. You sync with the app to keep track of historical data.

3. You control the sync to have full control over battery consumption.

4. It will sync to the cloud, but local machines have access to the files much faster.

5. The best part is being able to sync my user preferences and settings when I change machines.

6. This makes sense in a world where we want to sync our events across computers and devices.

7. To view photos, I simply sync the device with a personal computer using a USB cable.

8. From there, you can sync them to your mobile phone or tablet.

9. You can sync images according to how they are organized in that application.

10. Just sync key pictures to the service and let a spare copy live in the cloud.

11. In one tap, you can sync your photos to the friends you choose.

12. This enables you to save and sync settings across multiple Windows devices.

13. Dropbox, also has a feature to automatically upload and sync photos from your mobile device.

14. You also had to activate and sync the iPhone with iTunes, which is not an enterprise application.

15. The Apple TV will now sync podcasts between itself and iOS devices.