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Jun 3, 2003, 9:29 AM by (staff)

(updated) Apple® today announced the release of iSync 1.1 and a 3GPP Component for QuickTime, expanding Mac support for sync and multimedia with mobile phones. iSync 1.1 adds support for over 20 new mobile phones from Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Siemens. iSync lets Mac users sync their contacts and calendars with their mobile devices. iSync 1.1 supports more Bluetooth-enabled phones than any other syncing software and adds syncing via USB for several Motorola phones. In a separate release, the company announced a 3GPP Component for QuickTime, which adds support for 3GPP multimedia, including playback of 3GP video files recorded by videophones such as the Nokia 3650. Both updates are available immediately as free downloads from apple.com.

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