If you enter appointments into Google Calendar, there's a way to sync that data to Outlook. Here's how, plus we provide steps to sync Outlook with Google.

Outlook4Gmail, GO Contact Sync Mod & Contacts Sync are free tools that can help you sync Outlook & Gmail contacts. They help you sync Google contacts with Outlook.

Google had originally created Google Sync and Google Calendar Sync to synchronize Gmail accounts with Outlook. However, in late 2012, Google discontinued both services. This only affects free syncing.

Google just updated their "What's New" page with information about a yet unreleased feature that will let you sync your Outlook calendar with Gmail and vice versa. This is a huge feature that ...

CompanionLink offers low-cost replacement for discontinued Google Calendar Sync tool that synchronizes Gmail Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Categories, and Contact Photos with Microsoft Outlook ...

Click "Save" to apply the configuration. Relaunch Outlook 2007. Right-click the Google Calendar icon in the Windows notification area and click "Sync" to perform your first sync.

If you don’t use Exchange Active Sync, use this method to link an Outlook calendar to Gmail on your Android device if you don’t use POP or IMAP accounts. Go to your Android phone’s Gmail app.

If you have Windows Mobile phones, you can set up IMAP on Gmail and on the WM device with the built-in mail app, and then set it to never sync OTA. Then you can view and compose email when you're ...

Microsoft’s Outlook for Android is a really surprisingly good email client that in some ways, is actually better than Gmail. Now though, Outlook for Android has added the ability to sync ...

Meanwhile, if you're using the Outlook desktop app, here are the steps to follow to sync your Google Calendar (via Microsoft Support): Open your Outlook app. Go to the File tab. Select Account ...

Google Calendar Sync is compatible with Windows XP and Vista (though in my experience it works fine with Windows 7 as well). It requires Outlook 2003 or 2007–I’m not sure if it’s compatible ...

Alas, for the moment, the tool (version 0.9.3.6) works only with the 32-bit version of Outlook 2010. If you have the 64-bit version, you’ll have to be patient a little longer.