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Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac Gets Feature Bump

Apr 4, 2012, 1:29 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Microsoft has made a new version of Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac available to users of Apple computers. The version (2.0.2) brings mostly connectivity improvements in conjunction with the release of the Nokia Lumia 900. It adds sync/import support for Apple Aperture, drag and drop file import, ringtones transfer support, improved video conversion, and support for the Windows Phone Marketplace. The app also makes improvements to backup/restore operations, podcast and photo import, iTunes import, video metadata, and 13 more languages.

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