I was reading Mac.sis recently, and they had a promo running. They had obtained a few free licenses for FoneLink, and they were giving them away (provided of courses that you do a review of the product, which I will do at some point next week once I’ve sufficiently tested the product). I played around a little bit with it yesterday, but not enough to have a complete view of the program.

FoneLink is a piece of software that allows you to synchronize your contacts, calendar, to-do and SMS messages between your phone and your Mac. It also allows you to browse your phone for video, photos, music and ringtones and to transfer data to and from the phone. It also has a nifty feature (which I have not tried yet) that backs up the contents of your phone on your Mac (looks similar to Time Machine, or at least the name does).

I look forward to giving this a try at home.

Tags: software, macintosh, Nokia, s60, sync, isync, multimedia