Can't Sync with old software

I have a macbook pro that has 10.4.11 OS X on it, and the iphone is not compatible with this software.
Do i have to buy the leopard software or is there an easier way to get past this.
Any insight will be helpful.

Right on the spec sheet 10.5.8 or newer required. 10.5 = Leopard

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