It’s not the most likely scenario, but if you own a Mac and have a Windows Phone 7 smartphone you can sync data between the two. Microsoft said in a statement to Engadget “later in 2010” Mac users will get a software tool to sync their computers with any of the Windows Phone 7 devices introduced this week.”
Microsoft did not explain how the syncing works. It’s speculated that Microsoft’s Mac syncing software tool for the Windows Phone 7 will work in the same way the Zune software does on PCs for syncing media, photos, music, and videos.
On November 8 five Windows Phone 7 smartphones will debut in the U.S., with a sixth one arriving later next year. AT&T will carry the HTC 7 Surround, the LG Quantum, and the Samsung Focus, T-Mobile will have the HTC HD7 and the Dell Venue Pro (aka Lightning) and Sprint will carry next year the HTC 7 Pro.
You can see how the six new Windows Phone 7 smartphones compare with the iPhone 4 and the Droid X in our smackdown chart.
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