#Deja cloud companionlink android
TouchDown is an Android app that serves as a client of Microsoft Exchange Server.
#Deja cloud companionlink software
Hope that works for you.Outlook Exchange users who are using my 1MTD or MYN systems, if you have an Android phone or tablet you should like this software called TouchDown. I'm not sure how you have your contacts displayed but the phone gives you the option to have it customized, In my case I only have that particular "Phone Contacts" folder displaying so when ever I add a new contact and add it to the "Phone contact" folder it's automatically displayed once I click save. Now the contact is stored and should be displaying in your contact list, it was annoying for me at first because you need to remember that each time you add a contact but you get used to it after a while. I select the folder that has my "Phone contacts" and click save. I tap on that and it opens up a pop up that displays all my contact folders that are on my gmail account.
I add all the info of that contact and directly under where you enter the contacts email address, there is a option that says "Groups". What I did on my end was create a separate folder on Gmail that is specifically for my phone contacts and labeled it as such so there isn't any confusion with the rest of my folder contacts on Gmail. I only have 1 gmail account sync unlike you but more than likely this would probably help. My Galaxy S3 is running on Android 4.1.2 if that helps. Hopefully someone can help me out, sorry for all the questions but I got tired of wasting my time searching and not coming up with the right answers. I noticed it's not the same situation with the Galaxy S3. How do I just have all my phone contacts displayed on the phone and be able to add more contacts onto the phone but not deal with gmail synching the contacts that I add onto gmail being synced onto my phone?īeing that I have "Sync" inactive, I am assuming that if I activate it, my emails will come in faster but is there any other way around that? Worst case scenario I don't mind my phone being synched to my gmail account but I don't want what ever changes I make on Gmail to be made onto my phone.Īs far as the Default Mail app that my phone came with, is there any way I can speed up the delivery of my mail? With my iphone if I received a email I would get it almost instantaneously. I tried to upload my contacts onto my Sim card but it only uploaded half of the contacts. I have it where the phone is searching every 15mins for email but since I "stopped syncing" I don't really ever get them unless I refresh the mail app. I use the Default Mail app that my phone came with. I use more than just Gmail, I have yahoo, icloud email accounts as well so I don't use the "Gmail app" for that reason. This solved the problem but what I noticed is that I don't get my emails as fast as I used to or sometimes not at all.
I did some more searching and figured out a solution to just "stop synch" on my phone.
This is super annoying, I only want phone numbers in my phone. Only problem with this is that I use my gmail for business and when I add a new email to my contacts it gets synced to my phone as well. so after doing a little bit of searching I figured out to add my contacts to my contact list on my gmail account I have linked to my phone. I had a problem switching my contacts from my Iphone to my Galaxy 3S. I'm about 3 weeks into using my Galaxy S3 and I'm still confused about some things I thought I already gotten the hang of. I'm a new android user, I've have been dealing with Iphones for about 4 years now so this is a big switch for me and I'm a tech/gadget type of guy so I thought I would be able to pick up on it quick.
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