Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
And that is with the free Gmail product - me thinks not
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I have a home subscription to Office 365 that I use on my Windows 7 laptop and a Samsung Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1.1). I am not on a work server using Exchange, just my own GMail address. I am wondering if there is a way for my phone to sync with my Office 365 Outlook instance so that it automatically syncs email, calendar, contacts and notes. Thanks!
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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And that is with the free Gmail product - me thinks not
Apple has figured it out and works with the Apps that comes with the OS
Contact, calendar all sync with Gmail so It is Possible!
Microsoft apparently is too stupid to figure out how to do this.
As you can see a Ton of people want this!
If your gonna charge Monthly the DO YOUR JOB!
Forgot to mention this. I'm on my 4th year using Sync2. Used it with Office and now with Office 365.
Tnx for the advice. Sync2 is one of the products I plan to look at. The other is http://www.akruto.com/
There is also alternatives at http://alternativeto.net/software/akrutosync/
It's good to hear from users that something actually works.
I use a product called Sync2 from a company called 4Team. I sync my address book between Google (Gmail), and my phone, an LG on the Google OS and Outlook in Office365. E-mail is set up independently on both, but I sync both calendar and address book between the two with no problems. The cost is $39/year.
I am also a home business user. We have our domain e-mail and I have 2 personal e-mails in Outlook. I only use 2 of them on my phone. If the e-mail is set up on both devices, they should work as POP mail.
My wife uses an iPhone and has the issues that you refer to. I’m trying to get her to consider the Sync2 app for it.