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Use iSync to synchronize your Address Book contacts and iCal calendars across Mac OS computers and devices, such as an iSync-compatible mobile phone, an iPod or a Palm OS device. You can also use iSync Public Beta to synchronize two or more Macintosh computers, using the Internet (.Mac membership required).
iSync works on all Macintosh computers running Mac OS X version 10.4 or later, with iCal installed, and it works with all iPod models. You'll need to store your contact information in the Mac OS X Address Book and your calendar information in iCal for iSync Public Beta to
iSync works on all Macintosh computers running Mac OS X version 10.4 or later, with iCal installed, and it works with all iPod models. You'll need to store your contact information in the Mac OS X Address Book and your calendar information in iCal for iSync Public Beta to
What's New
Version 3.1.1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later, .Mac account.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later, .Mac account.
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| Downloads:51,826 |
| Version Downloads:21,469 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:13 Aug 2008 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Use iSync to synchronize your Address Book contacts and iCal calendars across Mac OS computers and devices, such as an iSync-compatible mobile phone, an iPod or a Palm OS device. You can also use iSync Public Beta to synchronize two or more Macintosh computers, using the Internet (.Mac membership required).
iSync works on all Macintosh computers running Mac OS X version 10.4 or later, with iCal installed, and it works with all iPod models. You'll need to store your contact information in the Mac OS X Address Book and your calendar information in iCal for iSync Public Beta to work.
Only iSync-compatible mobile phones and Palm OS devices will work with iSync. All Palm OS devices that work with Palm Desktop 4.0 for Mac OS X will work with iSync.
iSync works on all Macintosh computers running Mac OS X version 10.4 or later, with iCal installed, and it works with all iPod models. You'll need to store your contact information in the Mac OS X Address Book and your calendar information in iCal for iSync Public Beta to work.
Only iSync-compatible mobile phones and Palm OS devices will work with iSync. All Palm OS devices that work with Palm Desktop 4.0 for Mac OS X will work with iSync.
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slob reviewed on 15 Oct 2006
aah, dotmac. Having finally bought a second Apple machine to go with my pBook, Apple rewards me by offering to sync the two through it's $100 a year service - halfway round the planet and back in my case. I've used dotmac before and I know how slow that can be.
Machine syncing should be built in for the buyers convenience, and this is the first time I've considered Apple to be a shabby M$ type company for not doing so.
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Anonymous reviewed on 06 Oct 2005
Word to the wise...this app is not as the above title says. To sync two macs you will need a .mac account.
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Jul 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jul 2005
So to shut me up could somone elaborate on what '10.4 only feature' prevents them from developing an isync that'll work with my series 60 Nokia 6260....
Actually I'd just be happy with ANY software that'll sync symbian series 60 phone's contacts via bluetooth????
Somone help me out!..
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jul 2005
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iCal events and birthdays are only partly synced.
I'd also like to see Address book photos synced.
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Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jul 2005
Pretty dissapointed in Apple's failure to address this simple to fix problem.
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jul 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jul 2005
Why I can't find in iSync support for Symbian 7.0s Series 80 phones ?
Working solution fo synchronisation Nokia 9500/9300 Communicators with Macs is here:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20050422125043439
It's work fine, I undestand why only unoficial !?!
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Jul 2005