How to send Motorola Phone Contacts to Mac

Can someone tell me how to send my phone contacts to my Address book via BT?
Also, as a bonus question, does anyone know how to send mp3 songs to my Motorola V360? (It's essentiall the same phone as the RAZR)
Thanks for your thoughts.

With iSync I synchronize my phone book with the address book. At first you have to configure the V3 RAZR that it is 'known' in the Mac and also the Mac as a known device in the MOTO. And then you have to agree to any action such as a file transfer.
Pictures and mp3 files are sent to the MOTO with a click at the BT symbol above in the right corner near the speaker icon choosing the 'Send File ...' submenue.

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I recently purchased a MacBook Pro and am in the process of trying to dump my Windows PC.
All of my important contacts are on my iPhone. How can I get those contacts into my Mac Address Book?
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The iPhone's primary function is NOT a word processor or a spread sheet analyzer.
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All of Apple's commercials imply how easy the user experience is over Windows. Well, in this case, they missed the boat BIG TIME!
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I understand that the iPhone was not designed to be used as a backup. However, you allow the contacts to be merged in but not the music that I legally installed (but didn't purchase from the iTunes store).
I don't allow anything - this is a user to user help forum only.
As I provided in my first post in this thread - the sync process for contact information, calendar events, and bookmarks with an iPhone is bidirectional with the supported application on your computer. This is a sync process by definition of syncing - which is not the same for other data such as iTunes content and photos transferred from your computer to your iPhone.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1296
Apple wants to make it difficult unless I purchased the music from iTunes.
No, Apple or really those who own the distribution rights or the copyright holders for content sold thru the iTunes Store wants to make this difficult. Content sold thru the iTunes Store is set up by Apple to be a break even - which is included with the Apple stockholder's report. Apple makes their profit via sales of the iPod and iPhone. The bulk of the iTunes Store revenue goes to those who own the distribution rights or the copyright holders for the content.
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Maintaining a backup of your data is important for this very reason, and for other reasons which is not Apple's responsibility. I believe iTunes includes an occasional warning message to backup your iTunes library (which can be turned off), and iTunes includes an option to transfer content purchased from the iTunes Store from an iPod or iPhone - since the overwhelming majority of this content includes DRM protection required by those who own the distribution rights or the copyright holders.
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B. Enable the hidden folders and extension in view or in the folder options, go to memory card/backup folder and copy the .NBF file to your PC.
C. Change the extension of the backup file from .NBF to .ZIP.
D. After renaming, the backup file can be extracted using any compression applications like WinRar or default ZIP manager.
E. The contacts of the backup file can be found at
\Backup000\predefhiddenfolder\backup\WIP\32\contacts.
These contact files can now be copied back to your phone using Nokia suite(using drag and drop method).
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