Microsoft to add DAV support to Windows Phone
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 21st Jan 2013 21:17 UTC
Windows The Verge has a learned a few interesting things about Google deprecating EAS and how this will affect Windows Phone users. As it turns out, Google informed Microsoft it was planning to remove EAS in the summer of last year, but without giving a firm date. Microsoft has been trying to get a six-month extension from Google, but so far with no luck. In the meantime, Microsoft is also working on adding CardDAV and CalDAV support to Windows Phone - so yay open standards.
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RE: By the way.
by winter skies on Tue 22nd Jan 2013 11:05 UTC in reply to "By the way."
winter skies
Member since:
2009-08-21

Had anybody problem, synchronizing Google contacts through EAS that only first 50 get pulled?
I'm getting grey hair because of that with my N9. Ironically E is the only way contacts can be got from gmail on this Linux based device.


I thought MeeGo Harmattan supported CalDAV out of the box! Am I understanding anything wrong? Take a look at

http://techy.horwits.com/2012/03/nokia-n9-and-caldav-on-google.html

Unfortunately I don't own the device, so I can't try it before speaking.

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RE[2]: By the way.
by bentoo on Thu 24th Jan 2013 01:29 in reply to "RE: By the way."
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2012-09-21

I thought MeeGo Harmattan supported CalDAV out of the box! Am I understanding anything wrong?


Yes. CalDAV is for calendar data, CardDAV is for contacts.

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