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Handspring Visors and Windows Pocket PCs can be found too.

And if you don’t mind used devices, you can easily spend less than $25. Guess what? You can still find brand new boxed Palm PDAs for less than $50 on eBay. Most of the people that email me asking for PDA advice, always start out by saying that their Palm device is dying and what current device can they buy to replace it. She still uses a Palm Zire 31 which was released way back in 2004, the dark ages of mobile computing.Īs I see it, people that want to continue using pocket sized PDAs, have 3 choices: 1. Continue using older PDA devices for as long as you can find / replace them I know that Don isn’t alone because I live with someone that has no desire for a smartphone. Plus, I understand it is primarily an entertainment device as opposed to a business organizer.Īny thoughts. Some people are turning to the iPod Touch, but I really like the “always on” feature of PDAs. I really like the simplicity of Palm devices. I could go to a different platform, but it seems that there isn’t anything handheld that enables you to enter data with a stylus and that functions primarily as a business organizer (focus on calendar, contacts, notes, and enables you to sync it with the computer.) I don’t need a phone with more functions and I don’t want to have to pay a monthly data fee to use the device. I was wondering if you could give me some advice on a replacement for my Palm TX? I’ve done quite a bit of research and found that no one except HP (IPAQ) is making PDAs any longer. 5.Once a month or so, I’ll receive an email like this one: If successful, a blue checkmark will appear next to the apps name. For example, if you chose to sync your Facebook calendar, Outlook will then require you to provide permission for it to access your Facebook calendar. Outlook will now then have synced the calendar with your choice of app. Follow the on-screen instructions to sync the calendar.Follow the instructions and sign-in to link your selected app to your Outlook account.

Tap the + icon to link your choice of app.You will see a list of supported apps that you can link to your Outlook account. Tap the Add Calendar icon and tap Calendar apps.Tap the Calendar icon and tap the 3 dash menu icon.

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Download and Install the Outlook Android app.

To sync your Outlook account with the default Calendar app of your Android smartphone, simply follow the steps below: If you’re using Outlook on both compute and on your Android phone, then one method to sync both devices is by using the Calendar app. Sync Outlook with Android Using the Outlook Android App You will now be able to see the reminders, contacts, and every event registered on your Outlook calendar using the Gmail app. Once done, tap on Sync now.Īnd that’s it. Tap on it and tick on all the checkboxes for Calendar, Contacts, and Mail.

By this time, you should see your Outlook account in the list.

In some Android devices, it’s Users & accounts. To do this, navigate to your device settings or launch the Settings app.

Next is to enable sync for your contacts and calendar.

Note: Do not select Outlook, Hotmail, and Live since it uses POP and IMAP which doesn’t support calendar and contacts syncing. Make sure to add your Outlook account via Exchange and Office 365. You can do this via the Settings of the Gmail app.

(Make sure you have an existing Gmail account to use) To sync Outlook with Android using Gmail app, all you have to do is:

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