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Ok. This worked. I didn't even watch the video. My problem started when I dropped the phone yesterday. Nothing broke. But I soon learned that rotate stopped working. If I was in the browser or in an app rotate would not change from landscape to portrait mode. When I was in Camera, I...

CompanionLink still handles direct sync from Outlook 2010 standalone to Galaxy S6. Works great with S6. If you use their DejaOffice you'll get your Outlook Categories with colors, Tasks, Notes, and Journal if you want those. A lot of people use USB sync and Wi-Fi sync. For one, it avoids...

Because Google is a Linux shop and hires ex-Apple employees (Map Google and Apple headquarters to figure that out). When they created Android they copied Apple. They do a good job. Just not PC like. Check out DejaOffice as an Outlook-like platform for Android (and iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone...

There's something up about Outlook sync with Kies 3. But 3rd party tools like CompanionLink still work fine. They have a 2 week free trial. How to Switch From Samsung Kies 2 or Kies 3 to Companionlink for Outlook - CompanionLink Knowledge Base

I'm curious what 3rd party fixes you tried? Were they all free ones, or did you try any paid options. My experience is that free software is not worth the time, and it is best to have some company that will be around a while, and also pick up the phone if you need them.

CompanionLink and DejaOffice definitely handles tasks and birthdays. It is better than import because it automatically updates the data whenever there are changes.

Najester, I can't answer specifically for Fonepad, but in general the native Android Contacts records are fixed length. In order to see the full data you need a Contact replacement or addition product. One that is popular is DejaOffice. It will sync from your PC, and show the full contact...

That's a tall order for free software. CompanionLink costs just $14.95. That's not too bad for something that does exactly what you need, and they provide free telephone technical support if you need it.

CompanionLink has a product; CompanionLink Express, which will handle both the BlackBerry Bold and also Android using a single sync system. You can set it up for direct sync, where Outlook is your master database. You can also set it up with Cloud Sync if you like which is a push service like...

I wouldn't count on vaporware (Akruto) for performance or price. People tend to change pricing when they finish, and find the programmer's need to get paid. Look for something on the market. If you data is valuable, it may be worthwhile to pay a small amount for a solution that works...

CompanionLink will do this for free. Just set it up to sync Android to Outlook. It runs on a 14 day trial so you don't have to pay for it unless you want to re-sync the contacts later.

You may want to look at a 3rd party product like CompanionLink. It has all the options you need to handle Contacts separately from Calendar, and to automate the sync process. CompanionLink for Google will go from Outlook to Google Calendar. CompanionLink for Outlook has a direct connect to...

Re: Syncing Android Phone with multiple Outlook / Exchange profil Dreamshotz, CompanionLink Professional can do it using DejaOffice Calendar. Using the Category Manger you need to set the different data sources to separate Categories. This can give you a central category view but also...

Can you check to see if you also have Google Calendar Sync installed? Having two sync tools installed at the same time will cause the symptom where the data gets doubled.

CompanionLink has a free 14 day demo so you can check it out yourself. CompanionLink has four different ways to synchronize to Android. The USB Sync is similar to how old BlackBerry's would work, but there is also a Wi-Fi sync that works well. CompanionLink supports synchronizing Outlook to...