iSync plugins

Two words: GREAT PRODUCT !!!!!!!!!!!! I have been using products from Novamedia from way back and they have never failed me or left me wishing for more. I called their tech department this morning about a plugin for the N85, and less than an hour later I had one in my mailbox waiting for me to test. These guys are the real deal. I can not say enough how great these guys are. If you need connectivity between your phone and Mac, look no further. The pricing is okay, the apps are spitzenklasse :), and the service is outstanding. Did I mention how good these guys are?

I have used !Sync plugin for Nokia E51 for several years and it works seamlessly. I have over 2500 contacts and calender events from several years. Syncing calenders do reach the break down limit of my Nokia (runs out of space) & thus I choose which calenders I want syncd & the months... I have been documenting my European travels on a motorbike for 8 years. I will now get a Samsung Galaxy S Plus & will eventually try the appropiate solution. Very reliable and I really don't care if they protect their invention/ licensing since it just works... period.

Works great but they have THE most paranoid licensing system I have seen on OSX. Any company that has "limited" activations I avoid. It is paranoia full stop.

This is the best sync plugin maker around. I purchased a Samsung B2100 about a month ago and then realized it was not supported in isync. I had some experience with Nova Media before so I sent them an email asking for support for the phone. They had me a plugin within a day and it was mostly working but not quite. I email logs and so forth back to them and within a couple of days had a working plugin. Amazing! I got a follow up email today which included a link to the new official plugin. All this for $10. I could not be happier.

Hi, thank you for the note about Snow Leopard. Some of the more than 250 plugins do cause troubles with the new operating system and we rewrite them piece for piece. As soon as they are updated, they appear automatically in the system utility "iSync plugins". If your plugin does not work - then please contact our support at sync@novamedia.de for the updated plugin and it will work again. Just like that :-) Thanks again, Jan Fuellemann (nova media)

Doesn't work on Snow Leopard like the site says. When you check which phones are supported, it lists Snow Leopard capability, but iSync opens with a warning that the plugin isn't compatible and quits.

I would like to put in some serious praise for Nova Media (makes of the iSync Plugin), their expertise and amazing customer service. I tried all free plugins I could find to get an AT&T Motorola V3XX to work with iSync. After a few wasted hours I finally broke down and bought their plug-in having read review http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/89518&mode=feedback . The funny thing was that I was too tired to notice their plugin actually doesn't support V3XX... duhh. Anyhow, I contacted Nova Media and they were super helpful although they didn't have to be. They sent me a small phone inspector app which found that the phone was identifying itself as RAZRV3XXR_J which is not what iSync expects. Since they didn't have a version of 10.4.9 OSX he just modified an existing plugin to update iSync with the new identifier. Voila, everything worked. By everything I mean phone numbers as I didn't bother with calendar stuff. With such competence, not to mention willingness to help, I'd buy from this company anytime!

Is there a demo/trial version to check if it works?