The Optus D736 I think is a Bird D736.
1. Download and run this driver from here.
2. Put a memory card in the phone.
3. Plug in the phone and post a comment here if it works, or if you have to change some settings on the phone. (I have not tested on the bird phone).
Written by Wayne Connor
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Thanks for picking that up – Beeper Desktop is for Mac plus they have a phone version.
You don’t say if this Beeper app is for Mac or for iOS/iPadOS, and I can’t really tell by looking…
THis is so handy – still using it in 2026!
You are a genius!
It took a little time to think about it, but eventually both the internal memory AND the memory card popped up in the Finder.
Did I say that you’re a genius.
cool!
Do you have to have a memory card to access the phone through OSX as a mass storage device?
yes you do need a memory card.
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