Microsoft Updates Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac

Windows Phone 7 Connector Receives Long-Awaited Update on Mac App Store

Microsoft has released an update for its Mac App Store application, Windows Phone 7 Connector. Initially, the app faced significant criticism due to widespread connectivity issues.

Many users found it exceedingly difficult to establish a connection between their Windows Phone 7 device and their Mac computer. While the number of Mac users choosing a Windows Phone may be limited, those who did deserve full functionality.

Addressing Initial Neglect

This update appears to correct a notable oversight by Microsoft. It seems initial support for Mac users was lacking, leaving many questioning whether a solution would ever arrive.

Regardless of the market size, customers who purchased these devices are entitled to the performance they were promised.

New Features and Improvements

Beyond resolving the core connectivity problems, this update introduces several enhancements.

Support for ringtone transfers has been added.
Users can now utilize a drag-and-drop functionality within the "Browse Device" screen.
Improvements have been made to podcast synchronization.
The process of photo importing has also been refined.

Essentially, the update incorporates features that should have been present from the application’s initial release.

Availability and User Feedback

The free update is currently available for download through the Mac App Store. Mac and Windows Phone owners are encouraged to test the update and share their experiences in the comments section.

Source: TechCrunch