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I have some great news
As you can imagine this will change everything!!!! If you have owned a Sony Ericsson phone before you may be familiar with this.
MyPhoneExplorer
FJ Software Development have updated there MyPhoneExplorer software to work with Android and yes it works with outlook.
I have used MyPhoneExplorer for some time and made the mistake about 2 years ago and bought a nokia, then moved back to SE with the first Xperia the X1. while using these phones I really never had a need to look for other software to sync as the X1 was based on windows and synced well on it's own and Nokia used there own software which was good enough for the short time I owned the phone (wife has it now and is still using it). So this brings me back to MyPhoneExplorer, someone posted in the comments under the Gmail sync guide and was asking about a way to sync to a computer and not share their info on the cloud. I first thought the answer was no and did a quick search to only come up empty handed. well tonight I was cleaning up my bookmarks, i always open them to see if i still need it or it the link still opens. This is how I came across MyPhoneExplorer. when I clicked the link it opened and I was reading and saw that the new version supported Android. Well the rest is history...
Here for more information : Sync Android with Outlook 2010
As you can imagine this will change everything!!!! If you have owned a Sony Ericsson phone before you may be familiar with this.MyPhoneExplorer
FJ Software Development have updated there MyPhoneExplorer software to work with Android and yes it works with outlook.
I have used MyPhoneExplorer for some time and made the mistake about 2 years ago and bought a nokia, then moved back to SE with the first Xperia the X1. while using these phones I really never had a need to look for other software to sync as the X1 was based on windows and synced well on it's own and Nokia used there own software which was good enough for the short time I owned the phone (wife has it now and is still using it). So this brings me back to MyPhoneExplorer, someone posted in the comments under the Gmail sync guide and was asking about a way to sync to a computer and not share their info on the cloud. I first thought the answer was no and did a quick search to only come up empty handed. well tonight I was cleaning up my bookmarks, i always open them to see if i still need it or it the link still opens. This is how I came across MyPhoneExplorer. when I clicked the link it opened and I was reading and saw that the new version supported Android. Well the rest is history...
Here for more information : Sync Android with Outlook 2010