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I've been using a T-Mobile G1 for about a month now, and while it's the best phone I've ever owned (yes, I bought it), I haven't yet found myself saying "I love this phone." I like it plenty, don't get me wrong, but like any device, it's got things about it that are frustrating and other things that are pretty cool. The G1 is the first phone to use Google's Android software stack, though by no means the last or the only. Others are said to be in the works from the likes of Motorola and LG. This one is an implementation of the HTC Dream.
Sync G1 with Outlook/Exchange Using MailShadowG
Posted by: jliccione 2008-11-24 13:41:38 In reply to: Jason Z. Cohen
Jason, I share your sentiments about the G1; particularly lack of Outlook/Exchange support. I personally own the G1 and use MailShadow for Google Apps (MailShadowG), a solution that my company Cemaphore, developed to provide real-time bi-directional synch between Outlook/Exchange, Gmail/Google Apps, and the G1. So the people who thought "they'll probably come out with an app pretty soon" were right. We released MailShadowG on Nov 17th.
If people want to find out more about MSG they can check it out on our Web site http://cemaphore.com/mailshadow_g.php or get a free 15-day trial.
If people want to find out more about MSG they can check it out on our Web site http://cemaphore.com/mailshadow_g.php or get a free 15-day trial.
