Need Some iPhone Input

I'm hoping to get an iPhone the first of next week. I don't have a Mac - I know, for you Mac users I'm in the netherworld of the computer world. But my job requires that I use a PC, so that's what I will stick with for now. I like MS Outlook because of the email, calendar, todo, and notes all in one package - don't have to have separate programs to handle each of them.

Anyway. . .I've been reading up on syncing an iPhone with MS Outlook and notice some folks have a problem and some don't. This is where you guys come in. I need some input from those of you who have an iPhone and a PC. Here are some questions I have:
  • Any problems syncing with MS Outlook? (Which operating system and which version of Outlook are you using?)
  • Have you been able to resolve any synchronization issues?
  • Do you sync your tasks? If so, which task synchronizing software are you using?
Any other input you have would probably be helpful - pitfalls, likes, dislikes, etc.


Thanks in advance,
Mike

Comments

Anonymous said…
The problem is Ms outlook. iPhone will only let you use iCal as the calendar.

I use gmail so my email is smooth sailing as in my contacts. You could use google calendar as well.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 11:56:00 PM
Cindy said…
talk to alice, and read, read, read!
Sunday, March 01, 2009 8:43:00 PM
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