I am considering buying a new computer and of course, they all come with Windows 7 and I need 64 bit for my work requirements. I've been syncing with Outlook 2007 just fine all these years, but....Windows 7 doesn't seem to support Outlook 2007. I'll need to buy Outlook (and office) 2010 or 2011 I guess.
Now from what I've read elsewhere, the idiots at Apple don't support Outlook 2010 or 2011. Does anyone have a workaround or any other news on this subject?
I honestly will NOT buy a new computer if I can't sync my iPhone to Outlook since I LIVE by Outlook with notifications, calendar, tasks, contacts all day every day (and when I'm not at the computer, I have my iPhone with me.) AND I need far too much power and transparency in the operating system to ever buy an Apple computer.
I have to say I'm continuously frustrated with developers who don't work and play well together. It's not just Apple and Microsoft (for obvious Jobs-based, ego-driven reasons) but it's also Apple and Adobe (flash issue). iPhone4 is a great product but I still refuse to own any other Apple products because of this entire 'proprietary'attitude and 'the customer doesn't deserve to understand their product' attitude they have.
Now from what I've read elsewhere, the idiots at Apple don't support Outlook 2010 or 2011. Does anyone have a workaround or any other news on this subject?
I honestly will NOT buy a new computer if I can't sync my iPhone to Outlook since I LIVE by Outlook with notifications, calendar, tasks, contacts all day every day (and when I'm not at the computer, I have my iPhone with me.) AND I need far too much power and transparency in the operating system to ever buy an Apple computer.
I have to say I'm continuously frustrated with developers who don't work and play well together. It's not just Apple and Microsoft (for obvious Jobs-based, ego-driven reasons) but it's also Apple and Adobe (flash issue). iPhone4 is a great product but I still refuse to own any other Apple products because of this entire 'proprietary'attitude and 'the customer doesn't deserve to understand their product' attitude they have.