Rogers phones that sync with mac

[octothorp]

After years of putting it off, I finally went out and got myself a cell-phone, opting for Rogers simply because my wife already has hers on Rogers so we can get a couples package.

One of the things I asked the guy about was syncing with a Mac, and he said it wouldn't be a problem with any of the phones. So I get a Samsung phone, and while I can connect to it via Bluetooth, it's unsupported by isync. And once I've started to do research, now I'm finding that most of the phones that Rogers sells do not work with isync. Has anyone had any experience out there with not-too-expensive cellphones that I could get from Rogers that would sync on a Mac?

[underGRADFlame]

I know my Motorola Razr worked with isync fine.

[llama64]

An iPhone?

Might not qualify as inexpensive though.

[BananaPancakes]

i had to buy a third-party isync plug in for my sony ericsson w300. i think it was $1.99 for the download. i don't remember where i got it, but you can probably type in "phone model+isync+plugin" into google to find one.

i found out recently that you can do it yourself for free.. i didn't read through it as i don't need it anymore but maybe you want to give it a look.

http://en.isync-hilfe.de/index.html