German firm Nova Media recently presented easier means to synchronize Samsung handsets with Mac OS, reports Ubergizmo. The application allows Samsung handset owners to synchronize their contacts, calendar entries or both just with a button-click.
The FoneSync application allows users to easily synchronize separate address groups or calendars and also facilitates users to synchronize only contacts which include phone numbers. Thus, users can now enjoy clutter-free memory space on their Samsung handset. The software presents clean and sleek interface that is said to be user-friendly.
FoneSync employs its own sync engine, thus permitting Samsung mobile phone owners to synchronize their handset with Mac OS, which was not possible before. Apparently, FoneSync requires Mac OS X 10.5.8, 10.6.1 or higher and a Bluetooth enabled Macintosh computer.
The FoneSync software presently supports a variety of Samsung handsets including M8800 Pixon, M8910, S5230, S5600, S7220, S7350, S8000 and S8300. FoneSync and the manual are available in English, German and French languages.
Reportedly, the Nova Media software application can be purchased at a retail price of 19.9 Euros, while Americans and Canadians can grab the FoneSync software for $19.95.