Are you on snow leapord? I'm sure you're. Enable your google sync option, sync all your contacts to google. All details would go except your grouping. Now sync these to android. You won't miss anything. For calenders also sync to google calenders and you get all on your android. I'm using magic and upgrading to epic. All tasks can also be transferred to google. If you don't want to sync contacts and calenders then you can export import them. Sync is also good. It can create trouble sometimes. Notes would also sync. Use evernotes. This is platform independent, means it's available for ppc, iphone, android, bb. So I think with this all your questions are solved. If more then contact me. There're rumors about verizon iphone which is iphone 5 as they say. Do u want to wait for it? Vishal Sheth
Sent from my Vodafone BlackBerry® -----Original Message----- From: gul...@primeabgb.com Sender: imug-users@googlegroups.com Date: Sat, 18 Sep 2010 02:45:45 To: <imug-users@googlegroups.com> Reply-To: imug-users@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [imug-users] Blackberry for CDMA phones Rishi Blackberry is one of the best operating systems. The syncing with address book works fine too. You should have no issues. Though the software of the mac version is not as good as the windows one but it does what's needed. Bb is losing market share for not get devices upto the mark but I always prefer the speed of the operating system and the ease of use of all the shortcuts. Any more questions bb please feel to ask. Gulbir Bhatia MD shop online @ www.primeabgb.com Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone -----Original Message----- From: Deepak Jagiasi <deepak.jagi...@gmail.com> Sender: imug-users@googlegroups.com Date: Sat, 18 Sep 2010 07:27:34 To: imug-users@googlegroups.com<imug-users@googlegroups.com> Reply-To: imug-users@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [imug-users] Blackberry for CDMA phones Rishi: Have a look at Samsung Galaxy S. Thou promoted as a GSM phone primarily, It has a setting to use as a GSM / WCDMA / AUTO, so the advantage is that if the number portability comes thro you can have your GSM number too n use Galaxy S while you use Reliance till then :) Anyways your better half is gonna be happy with your generosity n you with the new Android. Sent from my iPhone Deepak Jagiasi On 17-Sep-2010, at 9:01 PM, Rishi <rishigang...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > I’m considering going for a blackberry phone because I use a CDMA phone > number. The signal of my Vodafone number on the iPhone at home sucks so I’m > going to ditch that number and gift the iPhone to my wife. > > But before I do so, would anyone like to share their experiences on it’s > connectivity with Mac OS X and syncing with the Address book? > > For a change I thought I would ask for advise before I buy the product. :-) > > Rishi > > -- > IMUG Users website: www.imug.in -- IMUG Users website: www.imug.in -- IMUG Users website: www.imug.in -- IMUG Users website: www.imug.in
