I'm reading here about synching a motorola razr phone to outlook calendar and
contacts. Are there other phones that will do this? What's the best one?
I'm looking for a new one and really want this feature. P.S. I'm using
vista.

It probably depends on what service you use, but I've been using a Nokia 6555
on the AT&T network, and it seems to work fine. I've had some problems
synching, but that is more to due with using Windows 2000 Pro. The Nokia
software, PC Synch, is fairly easy to use is also compatible with a number of
other Nokia phones. (no, I do not work for either Nokia or AT&T).

JaneinPA discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

My opinion is that a WIndows Mobile-based phone will work better than
others.

At least every phone with Windows Mobile 5 or newer should be fine.

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Am Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:18:02 -0700 schrieb JaneinPA:

and

It will ultimately depend on what synching software the phone uses and
whether it is supported on Windows Vista. All Windows Mobile version 5 and
above work just fine. You would need to check with Nokia and Palm (2 of the
better selling phones) to see about their compatibility.

Having said that, any phone that you buy today (recently manufactured)
should be able to synch with Windows Vista.

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After furious head scratching, JaneinPA asked:

| I'm reading here about synching a motorola razr phone to outlook
| calendar and contacts. Are there other phones that will do this?
| What's the best one? I'm looking for a new one and really want this
| feature. P.S. I'm using vista.

There is a lot of depends to answer your question. As some pointed out MS
Windows Mobile is great. I think v6 is the latest but there are still a few
phones that use v5. Perhaps the best thing to decide first is which phone
service provider do you want to use, for me there are a lot of limiting
factors and my choices narrow down to one serivice provider. Once you decide
on the service provider then see what phones they have. They usually have
two different types (1) standard types of phones and (2) PDA/Smart phones.
Most of the PDAs require extra service that cost an extra $30-$40 a month
(for my provider). Also you need to determine what features you want on your
phone, again this will limit what phone you will use. I'd love to have the
iPhone but AT&T service in my area is the...