Motorola L7c.

Just purchased a Moto L7c with Verizon, and am very disappointed it will not sync with my Macbook Pro.
Does anyone think Apple will do what it takes to make syncing with this phone possible anytime soon?

Me too, nice. My service provider is MetroPCS. Based on the listing of the SLVR L7 I too went ahead bought a new phone and signed up wih MetroPCS. I just hope they honor their 30 day money back guarantee. "c'mon apple" is right.
This is a major deal for me, I am organizationally stupid. Prior to bluetooth, Symbian OS phones and iSync I forgot everything. I cannot live my life without the ability to quickly and easily sync calendar events and address book details quickly, easily and often.
How about a response from a moderator here? Any idea when iSync is going to add L7c support?
thanks

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{quote:title=console.log :}Bluetooth Device Info Summary:
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{quote}
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Keep in mind, each source that you are importing contact information from has its own platform and technology being used which can be different than the platform on the device. Based on the multiple topics that you bring up, and to ensure that I address your concerns fully, please send me a private message with your Verizon Wireless cell phone number, a callback number where I can reach you, and the best time to contact you. You will want to provide a call back number since you will need to be off of your device when we talk.
In the meantime, you can view some general information at the link provided below:
http://support.vzw.com/swf/droid2/simulator.html
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-- Technical status of connections between newer Motorola phones and
iSync --
After evaluating lots of information from users and many tests, the
situation with the new generation of Motorola cellular phones (RAZR,
SLVR, PEBL, others) regarding iSync connection looks to us as follows:
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