This tutorial should work with all phones that support Java and at least a GPRS connection (it was tested on Sciphone i68+ and Sciphone Dream G2).
With this tutorial, you will learn how to synchronize your Microsoft Outlook calendar with your phone via a data or WiFi connection.
The applications we use are free and available for download on our website.
The first step is to synchronize Microsoft Outlook with Google Calendar.
To do this, you must first download and install on your PC, Google Calendar Sync, an application developed by Shirin Oskooi, the product manager for the application.
Once installed on your PC, Google Calendar Sync will offer to select the sync frequency and type: • Bidirectional, Outlook to GCalendar and GCalendar to Outlook • From Outlook to GCalendar • From GCalendar to Outlook This stage is completed, go to [http://www.
google.
com/calendar] and log in with your Gmail account or create an account for the occasion.
Once logged in, you must first leave the application synchronize the 2 calendars.
If the application does not start automatically, right-click on the icon of Google Calendar Sync at the bottom of your PC screen and synchronize manually.
Now you can launch your Internet browser on your mobile phone (we use Opera Mini V3.
1) in GPRS / EDGE or WiFi and connect to [http://www.
google.
com/calendar].
Each connection to the calendar takes in GPRS only 3 to 4 k of data and 2k of data for each additional request.
If you use a newer version of Opera Mini, it will take few more k for each connection.