Help New desire, sync w mac using ical - HELP!!!

[maddiemae]

Hi - just bought HTC desire from Alltel. I am having great difficulty syncing my iCal with the phone. Events just aren't updating from iCal to phone. Phone isn't rooted, although I am tempted to bury it in the backyard Used the CalDAV feature to attempt this feat.

Things to know: I have operating system 10.6.6. I MUST use iCal due to work requirements. I have a meeting calendar on my iCal that is under my name, and another calendar that's a home events calendar that's listed under the calendar list on my mac. Both those calendars have to stay under separate listing categories on iCal, due to calendar sharing requirements.

My home calendar shows up under my google account on my iCal, but won't update to my phone. My meeting calendar won't show up at all. I can't make my work calendar public, due to confidentiality issues.

So....am I screwed? Should I return the HTC and keep my blackberry, which offered a syncing program that worked with contacts and calendar seamlessly?

Thanks in advance for any help - let me know what information you need to help me!

 

[maddiemae]

I downloaded the free trial of spanning sync, and it seems to be working OK. Anyone else used this product?

 

[Alex Taylor]

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Should I return the HTC and keep my blackberry, which offered a syncing program that worked with contacts and calendar seamlessly?

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