I’ve written a lot here about the iPhone Sync in a Blink application. Recently Google has released their own mobile sync solution. It masquerades as an Exchange server from the iPhone’s perspective and offers automatic wireless over the air syncing. While running Sync in a Blink to manually sync contacts is not a huge burden […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I figured out my problem with Sync in a Blink. It turns out that my five mystery different contacts had no name or company name – only email addresses. I never could find them in the Contacts app but I happened to install the iPhone Peeps app (sort of a Coverflow for contacts thing – […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I downloaded version 2.1 of Sync in a Blink last night and to my delight, the app now supports editing contact groups. I had written about my somewhat complicated procedure for putting contacts into a specific contact group and then sycning with Google contacts. Having this capability integrated into the app is definitely better. Unfortunately […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The latest version of the Sync in a Blink iPhone app supports Google Contact Groups. This is a wonderful feature addition, as Google adds all correspondents to its “Suggested Contacts” group which then sync down to the iPhone which probably isn’t desirable. I don’t really want all the mailing lists and support email addresses I […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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