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Nokia has just made it easier for Mac OS users to transfer/synchronize their data with their mobile phones. The release of Nokia Media Transfer 1.0 Beta allows Mac users to easily transfer photos, videos, music, applications, games, files and podcasts between their Mac and phone.

Similar in functionality to the Nokia PC Suite for Windows based OS’, Media Transfer can work with iTunes and iPhoto for music and photo data synchronization, but for installation of applications and games, you would only be able to transfer the .sis files and then have to manually install it from your phone.

Nokia Media Transfer Beta 1.0 requires you to have Mac OS X 10.4.9 or higher, iTunes 7 or higher, iPhoto 6 or higher as well as either a USB or Bluetooth capable device for connectivity. It seems that only Nokia’s N series of devices are supported right now, meaning that if you own any of the regular Nokia’s or other series, you won’t be able to use Nokia Media Transfer 1.0 Beta. Not sure if Nokia will add support for those, or if this is designed specifically for their N series only.

Via [AllAboutSymbian] - Download [NokiaEurope]