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2010-01-15
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2010-01-15
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2010-01-15
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2010-01-15
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2010-01-15
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Use nuevasync.... there is a lot of posts here that clarify that google/gmail is not completely exchange compatible
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2010-02-20
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2010-02-20
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This seemed to work in the beginning. First sync worked, as did subsequent syncs (one way only: to N900) IF I rebooted my device before syncing. Well this slowly stopped working and I'd get the message: "syncronization failed"...repeatedly. I was therefore hopeful that a major update nearly two months after the phone was released would fix this. Nada.
I now get the message: "Exchange server is not responding. Verify that account settings are correct." Perhaps they just changed the language of the error message, or perhaps they've even gone backwards on this. Who knows. Well, somebody knows and they aren't talking.
Surely there is a significant percentage of N900 users with gmail accounts who'd like proper syncing and/or N900 and Mac users. What gives? Why can't this be addressed? Isn't this a basic function?
Don't get me wrong. I love this phone/tablet and all it can do, will do, and should be able to do. But I need this phone/tablet to work properly so I can do my job so I can afford gadgets like this. I have no way of new contacts now, short of entering them both in my computer and the N900 or dragging a vCard over to the N900. Lame. Not to mention the lack of two-way sync.