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Which phones sync with Outlook Well?
I need a phone that will sync with outlook for contacts calendar and possibly tasks. I would prefer it to be bluetooth and not a PDA. Do not want a big calculator as a phone. I see a lot of stuff out there but was surprised that Verizon had little to offer. I currently have an LG VX6100 and need something better. Any suggestions?
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You'll need to find a Microsoft OS device. There are a few flip phones out there. Best thing to do is check your carrier of choice Website.
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Unfortunately the only thong my Verizon rep is capable of is asking "paper or plastic?
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Forget about blackberry.
Any S60 smartphone equipped with Pylon does is a lot easier
Any S60 smartphone equipped with Pylon does is a lot easier
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Isn't it amazing with all the PDA phones and all the phones that can take pictures, check email, etc., etc... that are suppose to make our lives so much better you can't even do somethig as simple as sync up your outlook contacts with your phone!!!!!!!!!!!!??
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I personally think blackberrys sync the best with outlook. If you have a Blackberry enterprise server you dont even need to snyc. Other wise you just plug in quick either through usb or bluetooth and it sync's everything. If you dont like the blackberry's size nokia just came out with a new version of the 6820 -- nokia 6822 that is running a blackberry OS. Check it out. All on GSM networks../.
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try the lg 9800 😉
the service is $19.99/mo
it syncs your calender, contacts, and email..
I love this device...........!!
the service is $19.99/mo
it syncs your calender, contacts, and email..
I love this device...........!!
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actually, contrary to what the other posts above say, there are quite a few phones that sync with outlook, and you certainly don't have to have microsoft os to do that.
Some examples:
Palm based phones -- Treo 650, Treo 600, Samsung I500
Pocket PC based phones -- HTC6700, HTC6600, HP6300 series, HP6700 series, Samsung I730, Samsung I700, Samsung I600
Many Motorola phones can sync as well as long as you have a USB cable and the 'motorola mobile phone tools' software -- i have an A780 and E815 and both of those sync with outlook with that software.
And there are obviously the Blackberry handhelds as well which are easy to sync remotely if you have a server running the Blackberry server program.
Some examples:
Palm based phones -- Treo 650, Treo 600, Samsung I500
Pocket PC based phones -- HTC6700, HTC6600, HP6300 series, HP6700 series, Samsung I730, Samsung I700, Samsung I600
Many Motorola phones can sync as well as long as you have a USB cable and the 'motorola mobile phone tools' software -- i have an A780 and E815 and both of those sync with outlook with that software.
And there are obviously the Blackberry handhelds as well which are easy to sync remotely if you have a server running the Blackberry server program.
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Yes. The bluetooth profile for syncing outlook with the Motorola V710 and E815 is supurb (if you can manage to get your hands on a copy of Motorola Mobile Phone Tools program).
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