HTC One X

Sync the HTC One standalone with Microsoft Outlook (no Exchange required), Sage ACT!, Lotus Notes and Palm Desktop

Sync your contacts, calendar, tasks and notes with the HTC One X, One S, and One V.

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4 ways to sync standalone Microsoft Outlook (no Exchange required) with HTC One:

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Direct USB Sync

Securely sync Outlook contacts, calendar, tasks and notes via secure USB.

Local Wi-Fi Sync

Sync with Outlook automatically via your local Wi-Fi network whenever you are near your PC.

Sync via Google

Sync Outlook contacts and calendar to Google. Your device automatically stays in sync.

CL Secure Hosted Wireless

Hosted wireless sync - $9.95/month. Secure wireless sync without the cloud.

Choose your database software for more details on how to sync with HTC One

Sync with Outlook
Sync HTC One with Microsoft Outlook
Sync with Palm Desktop
Sync HTC One with Palm Desktop
Sync with ACT!
Sync HTC One with Sage ACT!
Sync with Lotus Notes
Sync HTC One with IBM Lotus Notes
Sync with GoldMine
Sync HTC One with FrontRange GoldMine
Sync with GroupWise
Sync HTC One with Novell GroupWise
Sync with Time And Chaos
Sync HTC One with Time & Chaos
Sync with Salesforce
Sync HTC One with Salesforce
Sync with Highrise
Sync HTC One with Highrise
Sync with Zoho CRM
Sync HTC One with Zoho CRM
Sync with SugarCRM
Sync HTC One with SugarCRM

About the HTC One X

The HTC One X is HTC's superphone for early 2012. Early benchmarks have shown that the HTC One X is twice as fast as any other phone currently available. The incredibly fast processor is augmented by a 4.7-inch 720p display (with a retina-busting 312 PPI). 4G LTE data speeds and an 8 MP camera round out this amazing device.

About the HTC One S

The HTC One S is seen as a step down from the aforementioned One X, but that doesn't mean it's a poor device by any means. It manages to offer similar speed and performance, but shrinks the package size down a bit. Specifically, the One S manages to pack all of this in to an incredibly thin body and sports a 4.3-inch screen.

About the HTC One V

The HTC One V is HTC's entry-level smartphone for Spring 2012. One of the first devices to run Android 4.0 ICS (Ice Cream Sandwich), the One V sports modest specs at an even better price. The screen has been downsized a bit from its older brothers, displaying 480x800 at 3.7-inches.