Strange issue since we don't experience this at all on any of our
iPhones and we use them all with Google apps
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
Op 7 jun 2010 om 19:16 heeft Boris <[email protected]> het
volgende geschreven:\
Works like a charm so I'm curious as to what exactly works bad in
your
opinion
Addresses are very badly mapped between Google and Exchange which
tends to corrupt the data, emails and phone numbers are only partially
synced because of the Exchange data model -> have a look at my
previous post for details.
On Jun 7, 5:56 pm, Patrick Bos <[email protected]> wrote:
Huh? Google sync works poorly with the iPhone?
Google mimics Exchange if I'm not mistaken and that's what we use and
it only works unreliable when i comes to pushing mail. So for
calendar
and contacts we use the Exchange option on the iPhones to connect to
google apps and for email we use imap with pushgmail to get push
notifications when new mail arrives.
Works like a charm so I'm curious as to what exactly works bad in
your
opinion
Patrick
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
Op 7 jun 2010 om 18:30 heeft Boris <[email protected]> het
volgende geschreven:\
In your scenario, why do you even need the google sync?
This is exactly the point, in this scenario Google Sync is not
needed
to achieve over the air synchronisation between google and all the
devices. Which is a blessing given how badly Google Sync works with
the iPhone.
(I am sure your Android experience is better, but on the iPhone it
really isn't that much useable)
On Jun 7, 3:34 pm, Vick Khera <[email protected]> wrote:
On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Luc Van de Vyver
<[email protected]> wrote:
If my Mac is down ... no iPhone sync with Google.
It would be better if Google syncs with MobileMe:
- MobileMe syncs with iPhone
- MobileMe syncs with iCal and Addressbook (if Mac is up and
running)
In your scenario, why do you even need the google sync?
Ofcourse ... syncing all calendars is a must, with the right
colors a
nice to have (for me)
I had no trouble changing the colors in google's calendar to be at
least close to the ones on my desktop. I'm not following why
this is
a big deal.
In my case, I use the google sync to keep my android phone up-to-
date,
and mobile me to keep my wife's ipod up-to-date. I've always used
mobile me to sync my multiple desktops. Having an external service
that did the sync between google and mobile me would be ideal, as
then
I would not have to worry so much about having the google sync
software on every desktop, and having to worry about mobile me and
spanning sync fighting over entries which may differ on each
desktop
based on when the last mobileme sync happened.
That and I wouldn't need to leave one computer on all the time to
get
the entries on the phone to make it to the ipod.
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