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 [Broken Link Removed] in the past. You can pick some like Plaxo or Anywr [Broken Link Removed].
There's also Contacts In The Browser [Broken Link Removed] 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 [Broken Link Removed] in the past. You can pick some like Plaxo or Anywr [Broken Link Removed].
There's also Contacts In The Browser [Broken Link Removed] 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.