Come on, everyone, this can't be that hard.

OS X's iSync, iCal, and Address Book all use SyncML. So does Symbian. I don't mind moving some database onto an SD card and running some app on the desktop and PDA . . . as long as it's possible.

>OS X's iSync, iCal, and Address Book all use SyncML. So does Symbian. I >don't mind moving some database onto an SD card and running some >pp on the desktop and PDA . . . as long as it's possible.

Well I'm intrested too...if you find a way...just tell me how do you menage to use the 9210 w. OSX Nokia is not really a Mac friendly company..
There's a way to have Bluethoot on 9210 devices?
Thanks

Well, there's no way to get Bluetooth on a 92xx that I know of . . . but there COULD be something that plugs into the serial port(where the digital camera, GPS, and sync cables plug in).

Even so, like I said, I don't mind moving the file back and forth on an MMC card.

PLEASE, SOMEONE, MAKE AN OS X APP THAT SYNCS vCards, vCals and such with Macs!!!!!!

I'm interested too!

When will be the download ready on nokia's or apple's site so that my 9210i can talk to my Mac.


tqbrady wrote:
Come on, everyone, this can't be that hard.

Well it is probably a hell of a job, because there’s nobody trying!

But if there’s let me no. you will make me happy!

How many Mac / 9210 user's are their anyway among us ?

Poll anyone?

FWIW, Nokia's Remote Sync program is a SyncML client that syncs over the cellular network, not locally (cable, infrared or Bluetooth depending on what the phone supports).

So, to use it one must have a SyncML server on the net to connect to.

http://www.nokia.com/cda1/0,1080,2090,00.html

did anyone try it on a 9210?

if so please let me know if it worked

That's for the 9110, which runs the GEOS operating system & those won't work on the 92xx which run Symbian OS 6.0. Unless, of course, you have an 9110, but in that case you're in the wrong forum. :)