S60 Open to new features

> Is this better than iSync and Multimedia Transfer?

iSync only works on a small percent of S60 devices last time I checked...

The proximity sync stuff sounds cool and all, but to me, it's not worth $40. Running down the features from their "features" page, my take..

1. Sync without wires - like I already do with iSync?

2. Calendar/Contacts/Tasks - like I already do with iSync?

3. File Sync - sounds cool, but not practical for me - the files I keep on my phone don't change THAT much. BT file browsing works just fine for me.

4. Sync music/podcasts/etc. - Media Transfer seems to have this covered at the insanely high price of $0.

5. Sync photos - see #4

6. Transfer pics to phone - see #4

7. Sync call history & sms - to me, it's a solution in search of a problem.

Worth $40? Not really.. To combine all that stuff into a single app? $15, given that the only new functionality that I'd consider using is proximity sync.

I second Jason, most of the features are things iSync or NMT already do. Proximity sync would be cool, but I'd e worried about battery life.

Now if they had a mac version of Nokia Software Update, that'd be other story.

Seen this but I agree iSync does most of this and GooSync fills the gap for me for everything else.

When is Nokia going to port the Pc Suite for Mac users? In the meantime VMWARE Fusion works really well as a stopgap until Nokia stop ignoring the Mac community.
Btw thanks so much Nokia Update for not telling me that the recommended latest N73 firware upgrade would kill bluetooth pairing to OSX 10.5 Macs... Almost makes the iPhone attractive as an option...

looking at it, i think pc suit on windows is so very cool. $40 is pure insane. If nokia is a part of your life, then it makes sense to help microsoft sell more windows!

Simmo -- I did the reverse (firmware upgrade then I went to Leopard unaware that I was in for no more bluetooth syncing). However, it gave me the excuse I was looking for to buy the N82.

I did spring for MissingSync because I was tired of using iSync and NMT to get the job done. Proximity Sync works well. No technical complaints but the price *was* a bit much but I've used it for years with my Mac and CLIE so I've come to expect this from MarkSpace. :\