Everything activesync
iOS 4 on iPhone and iPad and Exchange 2003 just don’t seem to be playing nicely together, especially when it comes to Calendar events — they mysteriously disappear from ActiveSync,
CNET is reporting that Microsoft’s Hotmail will finally gain support for… Microsoft’s Exchange ActiveSync protocol. Sure, even Google’s had that for a while now, but better embarrassingly late than embarrassingly
So how’s iOS 4 Active Sync working for you? iOS 4 allows multiple ActiveSync accounts, meaning iPhone users can finally have their work Exchange setup alongside Google Sync, for example.
Which iOS 4 feature are you most looking forward to?Market Research
TiPb’s done a HUGE iOS 4 feature walkthrough (seriously, every change we could find) but I’m still curious
Our good buddy George Ponder over at sibling site WMExperts tells us Microsoft Windows Live Hotmail, officially slated to get ActiveSync support sometime this summer, might just be already up
The are several ways to use the calendar on your iPhone, including syncing with other devices (including computers) and with the cloud (via a variety of services). You can also
Google’s official mobile blog has just (and finally!) announced Push Gmail support for the iPhone!
Integrated into their existing GoogleSync service, which up until today supported only contacts and calendar:
Alex Evans, GroupWise Product Manager has announced in his blog that the ActiveSync protocol is coming to GroupWise in a future update. What does this new native support mean for
For most of us today, email is a major part of our lives. Whether it be for business or personal reasons, one thing we all look for in an email
Apple’s MobileMe News blog is back after a bit of a hiatus with some helpful info on how, exactly, MobileMe and and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync work and play together (or
