I have Windows XP Home edition on my Dell computer.
Gustavo Ibarguengoytia
June 18, 2011 at 10:34 pm
Google does a very good job! Just use your GMail as an address book, calendar and email and you can forget about Outlook.
Anonymous
June 16, 2011 at 11:29 am
+1 on Angela's reply here. That's exactly the setup I use -- Google Contacts along with Android. It's very good. Even though I need two names for most contacts (English and Hebrew), it still works well.
Angela Alcorn
June 16, 2011 at 7:51 am
For years all I ever wanted was an online address book which synced perfectly to my phone. Google Contacts and Android is my idea of perfect, here. :)
Saikat Basu
June 16, 2011 at 3:08 am
We have featured some online address books and tools in the past. You can pick some like Plaxo or Anywr.
There's also Contacts In The Browser which is an experimental Firefox add-on and lets you manage your contacts in the browser itself. (Though, I haven't yet used it on the latest version of FF).
I personally like to keep it simple by using Google Contacts. The only feature I wanted in that are birthday alert notifications.
Gustavo Ibarguengoytia
June 14, 2011 at 6:49 am
Google does a very good job! Just use your GMail as an address book, calendar and email and you can forget about Outlook.
Google does a very good job! Just use your GMail as an address book, calendar and email and you can forget about Outlook.
+1 on Angela's reply here. That's exactly the setup I use -- Google Contacts along with Android. It's very good. Even though I need two names for most contacts (English and Hebrew), it still works well.
For years all I ever wanted was an online address book which synced perfectly to my phone. Google Contacts and Android is my idea of perfect, here. :)
We have featured some online address books and tools in the past. You can pick some like Plaxo or Anywr.
There's also Contacts In The Browser which is an experimental Firefox add-on and lets you manage your contacts in the browser itself. (Though, I haven't yet used it on the latest version of FF).
I personally like to keep it simple by using Google Contacts. The only feature I wanted in that are birthday alert notifications.
Google does a very good job! Just use your GMail as an address book, calendar and email and you can forget about Outlook.