Nokia Software Updater for Mac trial concluded

Tue, 2012-08-07 14:32

The time has come to conclude the Nokia Software Updater for Mac trial. We have got very valuable feedback from this trial in the past 1½ years and would like to thank all of you who have participated in it. 

Although development on the Mac version is not continuing, the application will continue to work and we will leave the installer in place as well.

- Nokia Beta Labs

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Comments

#1: 2012-08-07 @ 21:26

Does this mean that you don't launch any software updater for Mac in future? If so, this is really pathetic. I guess there are still quite lots of Mac users who do use - for reason or another - Nokia mobile phones for something.

#2: 2012-08-10 @ 03:02

Thank you very much for this great app; it definetly made our Symbian devices a lot better and gave us a nice user experience. Cheers to all the team members and good luck in all your future projects.

#3: 2012-08-10 @ 12:20

I use a MacBook but I'm not a big fan of the iBrick and I've been using my Nokia E71 for years. I wish you added the E71 to the supported devices before you concluded the trial.

#4: 2012-08-16 @ 20:17

Is there any way that I can get the Software Updater for my Nokia E63? I just downloaded the Nokia Software Updater for MAC, but my E63 is not supported! :-(
Any ideas? Please help!

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#5: 2012-08-24 @ 10:20

Thank you very much for this great app; it definetly made our Symbian devices a lot better and gave us a nice user experience. Cheers to all the team members and good luck in all your future projects.
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#7: 2012-12-17 @ 11:20

I think it's a crying shame that Mac users are continuously being left out in the cold. I have been a Nokia user from when the 6110 was cutting edge. An explanation for stopping development would be nice. We don't want to be lured to Android...