This driver pack allows you to

• send text messages (SMS) via Bluetooh with a variety of cell phones
• sync your address book and the calendar to a Motorola(TM) L6 phone

Address Book already supports sending texts with a small number of phones. The current implementation is better in that you don't need to turn on Bluetooth in Address Book. Texts sent are saved in the "Notes" section of the Person entry. Texts received are only shown on the cell phone, not within Address Book.

Bluetooth, USB

The drivers below have only been tested with Bluetooth. Some people experience problems with sending SMS via Bluetooth. If you do, make sure you don't have the Bluetooth connection turned on within Address Book - the plug-in works independently of that.

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Legal info: "Motorola" and "L6" are trademarks of Motorola Inc. - This is third-party driver software that does not come from Motorola. It is supplied to you without any warranty, and without commercial intent. Use it at your own risk.

Donation Ware

Even though it's open source and free, somebody needed to work to produce it. This software distribution is non-commercial and licensed to you under the GNU Public License. If you like it, you may donate whatever you think it is worth to you:

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Requirements

This is a driver for Mac OS X, working with Apple's iSync and Address Book. It has been tested with OS X 10.4. You need Bluetooth connectivity, either built-in or with a USB Bluetooth dongle (most of them work just fine - even cheap ones). Make sure that your cell phone is "paired" with the computer (via the system's Bluetooth preferences).

Contact / Comments

You may request support from fellow users over here.

I will help you out as well as I can, but only if you use the above donation buttons :-)

Last Modification: Tue Dec 19 2006  David Reitter