Mark/Space partnered with Nokia to release GoGadget for the Nokia N900 Friday afternoon. It enables synchronization of music, photos, ringtones, video, and documents from a Mac to a Nokia N900 connected through a USB cable. It works similar to Nokia Multimedia Transfer, but offers a couple more features.

GoGadget for N900 works with iTunes to transfer whole playlists of music, with album art, genre and artist info. Save photos you snap with your Nokia N900 to your computer, into iPhoto. Transfer photos from your computer too – to make an N900 a digital photo album that’s always with you. Drag a video to GoGadget and it is converted to fit the phone’s screen size for a great viewing experience. These three features, however, are already offered for free using Nokia Multimedia Transfer.

Two things GoGadget has that NMT doesn’t are synchronization of ringtones and files/documents. The ringtone editor is pretty cool. Choose a song, trim, and name it. The audio meter also guides you with the trimming. Ringtones are transferred on the Nokia N900 the next time it is synced.

GoGadget’s ringtone editor

GoGadget for Nokia N900 is available today, free to try for 7 days and to purchase for $19.95 USD. Try it out and let us know what you think.