Good question.... but....
There is no way that there is any kind of interaction with OSX applications.
It is just for surfing, mailing some games and then of course all the apps that are made by independent developers. It is called an internet tablet. A Nokia Representative recently stated that Nokia has no intention to develop any kind of PIM. They just made a choice of not trying to do everything. What an Ipod is for music is Nokia 770 for surfing. (I know you can drag some info of OSX apps on your Ipod but it is not a PDA)
I work with OSX also and you will have to Think Different : Your Phone syncs with OSX, you access on the road your .mac stuff with the tablet and other online apps.
Read my blog on what apps I use for more info.
Hope this helps !
is this possible in with Windows XP? If it is, what do you need in XP?
kepler
To access your XP Computer you need a USB Bluetooth dongle and if you have bluetooth but can't access your computer from the 770 it might be that you need to replace the default MS BT Stack with other drivers.
You can remove the MS BT Stack by (re)moving c:\windows\inf\bth*.*
Don't remove them if you want to use the XP stack in the future... you can backup the files somewhere.
I have installed the SCM drivers for my BT Dongle. You should install the drivers for your BT Dongle or integrated BT Card.
After I removed the MS Stack I could get other services for my BT on XP.
