Nokia For Mac Os X Suite



Nokia For Mac Os X Suite

I use a Nokia 5800 ExpressMusic mobile phone and there’s no PC Suite on Mac OS X. But unlike Ubuntu Nokia actually created ways to sync their Symbian based mobile phones with Mac OS X data. I found that after a couple of software installs, I can sync my mobile phone contacts, calendar, music, photos, bookmarks and videos to my Mac notebook. Nokia Collector for Mac. It's definitely a native OS X app - it's not a port and as such the interface is great. It actually supports quite a few Sony Ericsson phones as well!

Windows users have a painless way to connect their Nokia mobile phones and use its internet connection. The Ovi Suite takes care of all the configuration and drivers.

However, Mac users have been ignored by Nokia so far. There are tools to sync photos and other data to a Mac, but no quick and easy way to tether a smart phone to use its data plan.

With a little bit of tweaking, you can get your phone tethered to the Mac without any additional software. This quick guide shows you how to connect and tether your Nokia N95 to your Mac OS X based system, for internet.

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Fedora 24 download. The instructions given below were written with a Nokia N95 and Mac OS X Leopard. Lots of searching yielded outdated tutorials and/or broken guides, so I tweaked various things and came up with this. This was tested (and am writing this article) with a Mac and N95), but I can’t guarantee that this will work on every phone.

Bluetooth-tether a Nokia phone to a Mac

  1. Switch on Bluetooth on both your phone and Mac.
  2. Click the Bluetooth icon on top right on the Mac, and click Set up Bluetooth device. Complete pairing of your phone with your Mac.

  3. Tick the chechbox asking whether you want to use your phone to connect laptop to internet.

  4. When settings are asked, enter Phone vendor as Nokia, Phone model as GPRS/3G (if you use 3G) or HSDPA, APN as access point name, and CID as *99#Tick checkboxes for showing Bluetooth and modem status in menu bar.
  5. Go to Network preferences (type “Network pref” in Spotlight). Look for Bluetooth “Not connected”. Click it.
  6. Enter your access point name for Telephone Number also. Enter account name and password if you have any, else leave them blank.
  7. Hit Advanced, then go to PPP tab. Click the dropdown for Settings and click Configuration, then ensure that the checkboxes are as shown below:
  8. Hit OK, then Apply. Ensure the checkbox for “Show modem status in menu bar” is checked. Close the window.
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To connect to internet, click the telephone icon on top right of the screen, and click “Connect Bluetooth”.

If you have any doubts or require clarification, leave a comment and I shall try to help.

Happy News for Nokia users with a Mac OS X, as the Nokia Software Updater is now available for Mac OS X too. This is a Mac application that can be used to get latest software updates for your Nokia device. Earlier Nokia software updater application for Mac OS made its debut as a beta release, but now its available full and with more features added.

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Still there are some bugs to be fixed and this version supports only device software upgrades. Support for application updates will be available soon. You can download this application from the Nokia official website and follow the on screen steps to perform the update.

Nokia iSync for Mac OS X

Keep on top of your calendar easily by synchronising meetings and appointments between your Nokia device and iCal, Apple’s handy desktop calendar, using iSync.

You can also use iSync to synchronise contact information between your Nokia device and your Mac’s Address Book, including:

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  • phone numbers
  • addresses
  • email addresses
  • web addresses
  • photos

Nokia Multimedia Transfer for Mac OS X

With Nokia Multimedia Transfer you can copy photos, music and videos between your Nokia device and your Mac – so you can manage them with iPhoto and iTunes. You can even copy files and synchronise web bookmarks.

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Nokia Device as a Modem for Mac OS X

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You can connect your Nokia device to your Mac using Bluetooth or USB cable. If you plan on transferring media files, we recommend a USB cable for faster transfer. You can use your Nokia device as a modem to go online when your Mac doesn’t have an internet connection.