Q. I use a GalaxySII android phone and put all my appointments on my phone's calendar. I updated my first generation iPad to IOS5 last week. This morning, I noticed that all my android phone calendar items are now on my iPad calendar. I do not think I did any 'sync' set ups between my phone and iPad (maybe I did something inadvertently). Does anyone know how this sync happened? I don't mind it, just wondering how it works. Thanks for your help!
A. If you had set up a sync option between your phone and your google calender and your iPad and google calander, that would do the trick. See whether that's what happened. If you are new to the android world, I would suggest the amazon ebook: 100 Ways you can use your android device.
How do I sync my work outlook calendar with my android phone?
Q. I've seen lots of forums about it, but it's kind of technical. Can someone give me a step by step in easy language? This is my first android phone :) Thanks!!
A. Not sure this is what you're looking for but, this is a 5 step process to sync outlook calendar with android. Hope this helps you.
http://www.androidtapp.com/how-to-synch-your-outlook-calendar-google-calendar-and-android-phone-calendar/
http://www.androidtapp.com/how-to-synch-your-outlook-calendar-google-calendar-and-android-phone-calendar/
What are the big cons of rooting your Android phone other than voiding the warranty?
Q. I am looking at rooting my android phone (captivate) so I can do wifi hotspots without having to tether it. Is it worth it?
A. Rooting is up to you... the only thing rooting does is give you SuperUser access (good power) to the phone.
Contrary to Yahoo Answers and Noob Belief... Rooting does NOT violate Warranty. Androids ARE NOT I-crap-phones and.. oh god... i need germ-x now... Gulp... Jailbreaking... Where's my mints!...
The only CON.... is if your the kind of person who thinks they know everything... and roots without following all the directions... and ends up bricking the phone...
go to Androidcentral.com and research
Enjoy
Contrary to Yahoo Answers and Noob Belief... Rooting does NOT violate Warranty. Androids ARE NOT I-crap-phones and.. oh god... i need germ-x now... Gulp... Jailbreaking... Where's my mints!...
The only CON.... is if your the kind of person who thinks they know everything... and roots without following all the directions... and ends up bricking the phone...
go to Androidcentral.com and research
Enjoy
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