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Sync Google Calendar With Windows Mobile

Christopher Gooley has written a program called GCalendarSync for Windows Mobile 2005 over the .NET 2.0 Compact Framework that allows Google Calendar to be synced with Windows Mobile’s calendar application over any internet connection, including GPRS. That means you get two way (events created on your phone show up in your calendar, event created online show up on your phone) calendar sync without ever having to use a cable. Damn, if only syncing the device with the rest of Windows were that easy!
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December 15th, 2006 Posted by Nathan Weinberg | Calendar, Services, General | 7 comments

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  2. This is cool. But it’s limited in that you can only sync if your phone is directly connected to the Internet (via GPRS, 3G, etc.). What if I had a Windows Mobile phone but I couldn’t get to connect directly to the Internet. I have to rely on syncing via my computer. Well, in theory, I could use the computer to create a pass-thru connection so my mobile phone can connect to the Web. But that’s quite tedious.

    What I would find very useful is a two-way iCal and Google calendar sync solution.

    Comment by Google Tutor | December 18, 2006

  3. And another option…you can OTA two way sync Google to your Mobile using OggSync. A Freeware verision has just been releaseed also. It works great on our Q and Treo 700w. It is for Windows Mobile 5.0 only.

    www.oggsync.com

    Comment by Cecilia | January 8, 2007

  4. Google Tutor,

    If you’re looking for two-way sync between iCal and Google Calendar, you should check out Spanning Sync (spanningsync.com).

    Regards,
    Charlie

    Comment by Charlie Wood | January 9, 2007

  5. Also consider www.goosync.com

    Cheers
    Chris.

    Comment by Chris Jukes | January 10, 2007

  6. you can also import GCal to your mobile through https://zyb.com Its a free online phone data backup service through you can manage and backup your phone data.

    Comment by Ronnie Sooth | January 18, 2007

  7. We use our implementation of the OTA activesync protocol
    to go 2-way Google to WM sync, with no software install on
    the device:

    http://www.nuevasync.com

    Comment by David Boreham | September 8, 2007

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