I love it when things talk nicely to each other! Considering the N80 is not supported in iSync you’d think this would not be easy… but it is. It just takes a few really easy steps.

Make iCal talk to Google Calendar

In Google Calendar go to the manage calendar section and select the calendar that you wish to edit. In the calendar details options you will see private address. If you select the iCal option it will show you the link that you will need to copy.

In iCal you will find the subscribe option in the calendar menu. Paste the URL into this dialogue box.

The only real problem is that you cannot change any entries from iCal but considering how sensitive iCal is you may not want to.

Make iSync talk to the N80.

You will need to add an entry for the N80 to the MetaClassess.plist file. You can find the file in -

Applications > iSync.app > Contents > PlugIns > ApplePhoneConduit.syncdevice > Contents > PlugIns > PhoneModelsSync.phoneplugin > Contents > Resources > MetaClasses.plist

Add the following in:

XML:
  1. <key>com.nokia.N80</key>
  2. <dict>
  3. <key>Identification</key>
  4. <dict>
  5. <key>com.apple.cgmi+cgmm</key>
  6. <array>
  7. <string>Nokia+Nokia N80-1</string>
  8. <string>Nokia+Nokia N80</string>
  9. </array>
  10. <key>com.apple.gmi+gmm</key>
  11. <array>
  12. <string>Nokia+Nokia N80-1</string>
  13. <string>Nokia+Nokia N80</string>
  14. </array>
  15. </dict>
  16. <key>InheritsFrom</key>
  17. <array>
  18. <string>family.com.nokia.serie60v2.3</string>
  19. </array>
  20. <key>Services</key>
  21. <array>
  22. <dict>
  23. <key>ServiceName</key>
  24. <string>com.apple.model</string>
  25. <key>ServiceProperties</key>
  26. <dict>
  27. <key>ModelIcon</key>
  28. <string>NOKN80.tiff</string>
  29. <key>ModelName</key>
  30. <string>N80</string>
  31. </dict>
  32. </dict>
  33. </array>
  34. </dict>

It is best to add it in with the other Nokia entries. I added mine in after the N70 and before the N90.

Sync it all ☺

In iSync you will need to set up the N80 as a new device. If you have issues with setting up in iSync try using the Bluetooth setup assistant to make the initial connection. Once the phone has been added in as a device it will appear at the top of the iSync window. When you click on your device it’ll extend the window down with further options.

Then sit back and watch your mac go!

[update] Please make a back-up of the original file. You make these changes at your own risk so please be careful.[/update]