Mac.sis making macs and S60 handsets talk

Darla Mack, also known as the Mobile Diva, has moved from the Dark Side to join us Mac & S60 users here on the greener side of the fence.

As Darla is one of the most prominent mobile bloggers, we can really only expect more and more visibility to Macs & mobiles, which is good news.

If you are interested in reading more along the lines of my brief write-up on the matter, The Nokia Blog talks more about using the N95 and iMovie together. Myself, I have not had the opportunity of trying out iLife '08 yet, as any spare change at the moment is being drained on putting the last finishing touches to our new house.

James Burland has started a new blog, which talks mostly about the creative aspects of smartphones (photos, video etc.)

I suspect the blog may have relevance to Mac users as well, considering that it is hosted at mac.com (which explains the slowness :). Enjoy!

While not directly related to Macs, you may be interested in the new version of the Share Online client for the N-series handsets as described in S60 Multimedia Blog. Share Online 2.0 replaces the existing bridge between your S60 Gallery and different online services (Flickr, Vox or custom ones using the Atom Publishing Protocol).

Mac.sis is run on Drupal, which is an very extensible open source web content management system. Despite all of its features, it does not have an API yet for submitting content using the Atom Publishing Protocol, which is the standard posting protocol used by Nokia Lifeblog.

Over at Tommi's S60 applications, Derek highlighted a rather comprehensive page on N95 & Mac interoperability:
Nokia (N95) mobile phones play nicely with Apple OS X. The page contains lots of information (and not all of it is restricted to N95 only), and is definitely worth a read.

I am off to my band training, but when I have a moment to spare, I will see how much of Derek's content I can steal for Mac.sis HOWTOs :-)