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iPhone and Outlook - Why Can’t We Get Along?

Posted by iphonefan

February 1, 2008 |

HyperOfficeOne of the largest criticisms of the iPhone has been a lack of proper business support.  Outlook users have had some awkward moments, and Exchange users, whose IT gurus won’t support with IMAP have been left in the dark.

HyperOffice has tackled that very issues with the beta release of their of a business collaboration tool that allows easy connection with Outlook.   According to their website, HyperOffice will allow you to:

•    Update personal and group calendars, contacts, tasks and notes
•    Manage projects
•    Share calendars, contacts, tasks and notes
•    View and Edit personal and shared documents
•    Send and receive Email
•    Manage internal teams and intranets
•    Manage mixed teams and extranets

I am just fine with my Gmail IMAP set-up, and .mac syncing of my calendars, but if you are a serious business user,  this might be worth checking out.  The trial is 30 days and is available here.

Try it out and if you like it let me know.  I would love to help some of my more corporate friends be free of the Windows Mobile nightmare they are stuck in.


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