Requirements
- Nokia 3650/3600, 3660/3620, 6600/6620 or 6260 phone
- Mac OS X with Bluetooth support
- AppleScript GUI
Note:
Photo Server is NOT compatible with Nokia 7650 phone.
Photo Server and Photo Retriever
About Photo Server and Photo Retriever
Photo Server and Photo Retriever are a pair of applications for Mac OS X and Symbian OS Series 60 phones from Nokia that allow effortless downloads of pictures and 3gp videos captured by the phone's camera to your Macintosh wirelessly via Bluetooth. One can also add the images directly to iPhoto, just like one would do when using a digital camera, only without the cables!
Photo Server and Photo Retriever are a pair of applications for Mac OS X and Symbian OS Series 60 phones from Nokia that allow effortless downloads of pictures and 3gp videos captured by the phone's camera to your Macintosh wirelessly via Bluetooth. One can also add the images directly to iPhoto, just like one would do when using a digital camera, only without the cables!
What is new?
Photo Retriever 1.3.3 supports German language. Connection time-out has been added in this version.
Photo Retriever 1.3.2 now correctly sets the date and time of the images on your Mac.
Photo Retriever 1.3.1 allows downloading the sound clips created by the "Recorder" found in the Extras on your phone. The "Album Nokia" folder containing the sound clips will be placed in the "Music" folder in your home directory.
After the images and videos are transferred to the computer, Photo Retriever 1.3 allows deleting those images and videos from the phone memory.
Pricing and Availability
Photo Server and Photo Retriever are available immediately at a suggested retail price of $12.
The licensing fee can be paid via PayPal.Send you payment to register@kulesh-software.com.
If you prefer to pay by check or money order, contact Kulesh Software for the mailing address. See the User Manual for licensing terms.
WARNING:
Update your version of Photo Retriever to 1.3 NOW! Photo Retriever version 1.1 saves the downloaded images into a folder "Album Nokia" which is created in the Pictures folder in the users home directory. Every time you download images from the phone, the contents of the "Album Nokia" will be erased. To avoid the loss of data, either move the files from "Album Nokia" to a different folder or import them to iPhoto, before downloading a new batch of files.
Support
Email support@kulesh-software.com with questions, bug reports and suggestions.