Keeping your contacts up to date across all of your company's devices helps to ensure your employees always have access to accurate contact information when they need it. Because groups aren't ...

Microsoft’s Outlook for Android is a really surprisingly good email client that in some ways, is actually better than Gmail. Now though, Outlook for Android has added the ability to sync calendars ...

If you use Microsoft Outlook as well as Gmail or Google Calendar, you are no stranger to pain. Outlook doesn’t talk to Google, and Google doesn’t talk to Outlook…so you have two sets of contacts, two ...

Some woman who is not too technical would like to sync contacts from Outlook on her work desktop to Android phone. At first I set her up Exchange account just for contact sync (she is not in domain).

Syncing tasks between your company's PCs and mobile devices helps to ensure employees always have access to important schedule and to-do-list data when they need it. A number of Android apps available ...

My T-Mobile SIM card has been living in my T-Mobile G1 Android device now for a few weeks and I continue to use it for phone calls, email, and web surfing. I was pleased to read that CompanionLink ...

Today, Microsoft has announced a slew of updates to its Outlook apps across all platforms, ranging from desktop and the web to mobile. Most of the new features are actually only live for the web and ...

According to Microsoft's Outlook blog, Google's much ballyhooed effort to sync Apps and Outlook disables Windows Desktop Search, which indexes your email data and searches it. Well that could hurt.

Microsoft Outlook on Android now shows your top three tasks in the search section. You can check these tasks off and sync their completion with Microsoft To Do. If you clear or edit a task within ...

Microsoft has added a nifty feature to its Outlook app with the latest Play Store update. Outlook for Android will now allow users to sync their calendars with other calendar apps like Google Calendar ...

Who doesn't take notes? Our brains can only hold so much information that note-taking, especially digitally, has become part of our daily routine. You take notes not only when you're in class but also ...