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Filed under: Software, Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Symbian

Just over a month after surfacing in Preview form, Mark/Space has loosed the finalized version of The Missing Sync for Symbian on the world. Yes, Mac lovers, this means you can at this time get your beloved computer to play nice with your Sony Ericsson, Motorola or Nokia-based S60 / UIQ handset. There’s even a swank Proximity Syncing feature that enables your mobile and Mac to exchange hellos (and sync, obviously) whenever they are within Bluetooth (around 30-feet) range. The download is available at this time for $39.95, while packs with more licenses are available for $169.79 and up. Who’s game to give it a go and confess whether or not it was worth the coin?

[Via TUAW]

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Filed under: Software, RIM, ATT, GSM, EDGE, Apple

Everyone knows that nobody buys a BlackBerry for its musical prowess, right? Au contraire, dearest email addict. RIM is currently working up a new application for BlackBerry smartphones that will “transfer your desktop iTunes music files” to your BB for those rare moments when you can actually kick back and enjoy the soothing sounds of Rogue Wave. Interestingly, we’re not told whether BlackBerry Media Sync is being crafted specifically for the upcoming Bold, and we’re also left to wonder when it’ll actually be released. Patience is a virtue — at least that’s the word heard through the grapevine.

[Via CNET]

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Filed under: Software, RIM, ATT, GSM, EDGE, Apple

Everyone knows that nobody buys a BlackBerry for its musical prowess, right? Au contraire, dearest email addict. RIM is currently working up a new application for BlackBerry smartphones that will “transfer your desktop iTunes music files” to your BB for those rare moments when you can actually kick back and enjoy the soothing sounds of Rogue Wave. Interestingly, we’re not told whether BlackBerry Media Sync is being crafted specifically for the upcoming Bold, and we’re also left to wonder when it’ll actually be released. Patience is a virtue — at least that’s the word heard through the grapevine.

[Via CNET]

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