A small change to Google Contacts for Android makes explicit the current backup and sync status, while tweaking the account menu. At the top of the Organize tab, you’ll find a new card noting how many ...

The latest update to Google Play Services is changing how contacts sync on Android. Turning off Contacts sync will remove previously synced contacts from your Android phone. We take contact sync on ...

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If you've been waiting for Apple and other device makers to come up with a better way to tap into Google's services, Google now has its own solution that works pretty well. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET ...

Google has rolled out a few changes to the Contacts app. There’s now a card that says how many contacts are in your Google Account and a “last sync” status. A “Google Contacts sync settings” option ...

The newest update to the Google Contacts app for Android adds a sync status card so users can see their sync status and ...

Are you experiencing the Google Contacts not syncing on Android issue? There are several factors that can cause this problem such as an unstable internet connection, data saver is enabled in Android ...

Using iTunes 7.7 or greater, users can sync their Google contacts to their iPhone or iPod touch address book using these simple steps. Joe Aimonetti MacFixIt Editor Joe is a seasoned Mac veteran with ...

If you have two or more Macs, or an iPhone or iPod touch, you’ll undoubtedly want to keep your contacts and calendars on all your devices in sync. One way to do so is to use Apple’s MobileMe service ...

I have my mail, calendar, and contacts all set up as Exchange. Mail and Calendar seem to be working just fine. Contacts, however, only seem to sync downward. That is, if I add or update a contact ...

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