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If you have a Motorola A925 and want Apple to include full support for it right out the box, my advice is to join everyone in informing Apple that you own one of these phones!

Apple iSync Feedack

The following haxie will allow iSync to detect the A925, but does not allow it to connect. It's all we can hack so far.

To enable the A925 you will need two programs; System Profiler and Terminal.app.

1. In Terminal do:

$ cd /System/Library/SyncServices/MotorolaConduit.bundle
$ cd Contents/Resources
$ sudo pico USBDevice.plist

2. Now open System Profiler

You should see you phone listed under one of the USB buses. System Profiler will display details about this device.

3. The preference you are looking for is Product ID and will appear similar to this:

Motorola A920
Vendor Name: Motorola Inc.
Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec
Product ID: 16386 ($4002)
Bus Power (mA): 500

The code you are looking for is in BOLD

4. Now you have the Product ID you can finish editing the USBDevice.plist file.

Go back to the Terminal window and add the following to the file, making sure to follow the structure of the file.

<key>A925</key>
<dict>
<key>idProduct</key>
<integer>16386</integer>
<key>idVendor</key>
<integer>8888</integer>
</dict>

Remember to change 16386 if this is different on your system.