In order to grab the Mac users’ hearts and minds, Nokia recently launched the dedicated part of the site for Mac fans, as well as the set of software tools that will make pairing a Mac and a Nokia handset a more convenient experience.
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Make the most of your Mac with iSync
Get organized with iSync. If you’ve got a compatible Nokia phone and a Mac, iSync helps you synchronize your data. Take the hassle out of managing data across devices by downloading changes and updating your phone or Mac when required.
Calendar
Ever get tired of trying to keep on top of your schedule? iSync makes it easy by ensuring that the meetings and appointments you enter into your Nokia mobile phone calendar are also transferred to iCal, Apple’s handy desktop calendar. Make sure you never miss another important date by transferring data to and from your Mac as you need it.
Contacts
Keep your contacts up-to-date by transferring contact information to and from your Mac, including phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, web addresses, and best of all, photos of your friends, family, and colleagues.
http://europe.nokia.com/mac
Nokia Nseries PC Suite is a collection of advances applications that seamlessly link your Nokia Nseries multimedia device and your PC. Transfer photos or videos from your device to your PC. Create a multimedia diary. Rip and copy your favorite music to your device. Synchronize your calendar and contact information. Use your device as a modem for your PC. Install the latest application. And with Single-Click Sync settings you can instantly synchronize all your data between your device and PC with one tap of the mouse.
The Nseries PC Suite is available for download from the Nseries N76 support pages, but supports other Nseries devices such as the N95, N73, N75 and N77.
http://www.nseries.com/index.html#l=products,n76,demo,nseriessuite
Up until now not much is known about how applications on the N80 will be able to use the built in wireless LAN capabilities. When checking the Nokia website today, I saw that the N80 manual can now be downloaded from this link. So I rushed to take a closer look to see if it sheds some light on this topic. And indeed it does!
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Since its advertisement and to its exit, N95 was presented like the ultimate apparatus of numerical mobile convergence. Which other apparatus indeed joins together in a so compact format a telephone 3G, Wifi, Edge equipped with the GPS and of capacities multi-media without similar (camera 5 mégapixels and camera of good quality)? Left the daily use and a simple reading of the chart I wished to know if N95 were really the ideal convergent apparatus and that it really made it possible to occur:
- of a camera
- of a video camera
- of a reader mp3
- of a PC to connect itself to Internet
- of a game console
- of a chart or a GPS?
My recent voyage to New York seemed the ideal occasion to put N95 vis-a-vis its claims.
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Topographic Maps, GPS Navigation and Location-Based Services for the Outdoor Enthusiast
Cambridge, UK – 30th May 2007 – Augmentra, a leading innovator in gps-enabled navigation software for smartphones, today announced the latest version of its award-winning ViewRanger off-road mapping, navigation and information software, and announced support for the Nokia N95 with integrated GPS.
ViewRanger is specifically designed for the off-road user, whether hill-walker, mountain biker, geo-cacher, birdwatcher, or rural tourist. It offers a unique combination of 2D and 3D mapping, GPS navigation, sports performance analysis, content sharing, and buddy tracking.
Running ViewRanger on the Nokia N95 with integrated GPS removes the need for a separate GPS receiver.
