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Google Apps Will Soon Support Outlook Sync with Email, Contacts, and Calendars [Downloads]

10 giugno, 2009Tags:, , , , , , ,


Windows only: Google Apps Sync is a new free utility from Google that syncs your Google Apps (Premier or Education edition) email, contacts, and calendar directly with Microsoft Outlook . With this move, Google’s looking to compete more directly with Microsoft Exchange, the business standard for syncing Outlook’s email, calendar, and contacts via the web.


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