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How to sync Google Calendar with your Smartphone

If you are a big fan of Google calendar and use your Smartphone / Mobile most of the time to organize your online data, this is must for you. Gcalsync is an open source software application that can synchronize your Google Calendar with your mobile phone inbuilt calendar. It also supports Blackberry phones.You will be able to upload them to Google Calendar using this application.It lets you do a two-way synchronization between Google Calendar and your phone’s built-in calendar. Download events to your phone, or add an event on your phone and upload it to Google Calendar.

Here the steps which we will follow:

  • Download and Install Gcalsync into your Smartphone.
  • Setting Gcalsync to access your Google Calendar.
  • Setting your Google calendar for public access
  • Trouble Shooting for S60 Phones (N-series, E-series, 9000-series and more)

Download and Install Gcalsync into your Smartphone.

Visit Gcalsync and download signed version of the software or better choice directly install it into your mobile from WAP version of this site . There are three versions available, signed, unsigned and one for blackberry. Get the signed to avoid problems.

Now you can use your phone software to install the application into your phone. I tried it for N72 and it gets installed in MENU >> My Own .

Setting Gcalsync to access your calendar

The First time you launch the application you will get menu options as Sync, Full Resync, Options, Test. Now do the following steps.

  • Test to see if the Gcalsync is compatible with your mobile calendar and your connection setting.
  • Now go to Options, and Enter your gmail username and password.
  • You can optionally enter your Google calendar URL if above setting does not work.
  • You can set the time period for re-syncing and specify your time zone.
  • You can do a complete re-sync with Full Resync option

Setting your Google calendar for public access

This setting you might need in case this application fails to get data from your Google calendar. It did for mine and then I found that my calendar was not set for public access. You can find it in settings of your Google calendar

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Trouble Shooting for S60 Phones (N-series, E-series, 9000-series and more):

There are some phones which gave error IO Exception: HTTP-Version Mismatch, Native Error-36. It was on mine too. Then I tried one tip given by the author for S60 Phones

ZerOwl was the first to report that disabling proxy solves (at least some of) the connection problems on Nook Nokia S60 phones (N-series, E-series, 9000-series and more):

  • Choose Menu -> Settings -> Connection -> Access points -> “Connection name”
  • Choose Options -> Advanced
  • Set Proxy serv. address to blank (I.e., remove the address)

Hope that works for you too. Good luck and enjoy it on your phone. :).

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Posted on 7th November 2007 by Ashish Mohta , A tech blogger who writes about solving day to day problems of people who use computer. He also writes on How to use the applications like Office, PC tips, Online tools,Browsers and more. All posts by Ashish Mohta | Connect with me @ Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook | Stumble | Need more help? Ask your Questions at our Support Center



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