Recent content by Costa Flocas

Just a few clarifications while I wait for your discoveries: ;-) No prob with your last sentence. The S3 (as you may have found out by now), too, uses the SAME default mail app to configure a variety of account types. Naturally, I have set up my Exchange 2003 account using the "Microsoft...

Mr. Host, you write: "If others running JB are getting this just fine then the issue is not directly with JB but something with your device, apps and exchange." I admit, this is logical, but how can you explain the fact that a completely different but IDENTICAL phone (also running 4.1.2) that...

OK, I stand corrected. After careful and meticulous testing, I have to--conclusively and undeniably ;-) --declare this as a JB, NOT an Exchange 2003, issue: In a friend's identical SIII (running 4.1.2), I setup my OWN exchange server credentials and it, too, like mine, DID NOT receive any...

Paul, I hear what you say (about JB not storing exchange contacts locally) but I have to disagree. My SIII originally came with ICS. Back then, everything exchange (emails, contacts and calendar items) were being pushed and back just fine and, needless to say, contacts WERE stored locally as I...

Exact same issue thread here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/sprint-galaxy-nexus/213943-lost-microsoft-exchange-contacts-jelly-bean.html (In case someone has a suggestion...) Best, cf

I'm experiencing the EXACT same problem! The factory reset did NOT solve the issue... I have also posted my complete saga here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/droid-razr-maxx/175914-sync-issue-microsoft-outlook-contacts.html ...to no avail! My setup: Samsung SIII running Jelly Bean 4.1.2...

I'm on an Galaxy SIII, running 4.1.2, syncing w/ Exchange 2003 Server at the office. After repeated FACTORY RESETS (of my phone, not our Exchange server ;-) ), my existing contacts on the server will just NOT get transferred to my phone. Not a single one! It used to work like a charm, but for...