I asked myself a question: “Hmm, I wonder if its possible to sync my N95 with my mac”. My answer: “Doubt it”…

Funny that, I am now not only able to sync my N95 with my Mac, I also don’t need todo anything because it does it all automatically when I move my N95 within bluetooth range of my Mac. I love my Mac :)

For those wondering how I did it, I followed this useful guide that pretty much walked me through it. To summarise what you need from that post:

1. iSync

   This was already on my Macbook with Leopard.

2. Nokia N95 plugin for iSync

   This was probably the only step that caused me problems. The latest version of iSync is 3.0, and Nokia’s iSync plugins are only for 2.4. So in the end, I had to purchase a plugin from here. It was only 8 pounds though, so for me it was well worth it.

3. Home Zone

   This is what detects when your device gets in Bluetooth range and starts a script. You can get it from here.

4. Automator app for the sync

   You can get this from here. You just need to unzip it, and put it in your Applications folder (or somewhere you can find it).

I recommend following through the guide though, its pretty straight forward :)

Posted: April 10th, 2008 under Mac.
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