Nokia E71 plugin incompatible with iSync 3.1.0 / Snow Leopard (OSX 10.6.1)

After upgrading to Snow Leopard the calendar sync has stopped working towards my Nokia E71.
However, when disabling the calendar sync option , the contacts are syncing just fine.
I wonder if there'll be a fix for this in the near future? When contacting Nokia support, they tell me to contact Apple, because Apple are making the E71 plugins for iSync.... (is this really true?)
Have tried "everything" in the Apple support site. The only result from that was that after resetting the sync preferences via Sync Diagnostics, the whole sync process crashes midway.

It's more than likely some corruption has occurred in one or more of your calendars. iSync Plugins that worked in Leopard should continue to work in Snow Leopard.
Only sync individual calendars until you find the one that causes the sync to fail. Then export that calendar from iCal (File > Export), delete it from iCal and re-import (double click the exported .ics file). This often fixes corrupt calendars.
Apple are making the E71 plugins for iSync.... (is this really true?)
No. Nokia make the plugins that they provide from their site. Apple make the iSync application.

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