Sync Android 2.2 to Outlook by USB without using Google (Like ActiveSync)
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My salesman mislead me when he sold me the phone. He swore and promised that the 2.2 would sync with outlook just like my trade in using activesync. I had two surgeries within the following two weeks after getting my phone and now it is too late to return it. I have searched the net with no luck except to find that there are a lot of people out there very mad about the same thing. I really like the phone but it is a useless piece of junk without the ability to sync with outlook. I DO NOT want to send all of my 3,500 contacts with all of their data to Google, besides its a two step process. Can anyone out there please help????
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You can try companion link, outside of that I don't think there is another way. Other software such as touchdown are for exchange, not Outlook.
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Am with you on this one. I was told the same thing. Now I have a piece of junk too and it cost me a ton. How on earth can this phone not sync with outlook without going to gmail???!!! I don't have the money to change so I have a very "nice" paper weight for my desk!!!!
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this is the future, windoes phone 7 doesnt even nativly support this as far as i can find, and i do not think the iphone does either
for some reason everyone is droping this, the only thing they are supporting is exhange
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I have exact same issue, is there a good app to download that will do this
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This may not be ideal, but if you go to your gmail account on a computer, you can download your contacts into a psv file or something like that. Then you can import that into outlook.
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If you were misled, call a Verizon tech and ask to speak with a supervisor. They are usually receptive and willing to help with a different phone that will serve your needs or an app you can download that will sync with outlook. I've always had great customer service with Verizon.
