17 December 2010 13:47 GMT / By Paul Lamkin
Windows RIMers have been getting one over their Apple counterparts lately, with Wi-Fi music syncing and the like, but now that the BlackBerry Desktop Software 2.0 for Mac has landed, they're back on an even keel.
The Mac OS X friendly platform brings a wealth of features to the Mac BlackBerry brigade including the Wi-Fi music syncing as mentioned, the ability to sync videos and photos with iTunes and iPhoto, and a device-switch wizard which should help you switch from one BlackBerry handset to another.
BlackBerry Desktop Software 2.0 for Mac also introduces a function to automatically restore secure services to a BlackBerry smartphone after a software upgrade, downgrade or reload.
The software is available now, as a free download from RIM.
Via: supportforums.blackberry.com
mac, BlackBerry, BlackBerry Desktop Manager, Software, Phones, Mobile phones



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