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integrated contacts/dialing/calendar app on moto android phone?

motojames

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May 20, 2010
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hi all.

i just got my motorola droid.

sorry if this is a rehash of earlier threads, but i did a search and couldn't find anything that addressed my specific questions.

so. first. i don't want my contacts and my calendar to be synched with google online. i would like to them to live solely on my phone (and one of my computers if necessary).

secondly, it would be great if there were an all-inclusive app that drew on your contacts to post, say, a contact's birthday directly to your calendar, and also allowed you to use that contact's information to dial them up on the phone, msg them, email them, etc.

does anyone know of such an application(s) for the android operating system that does not require you to post your personal contact and calendar information out on the internet?

i have access to both windows xp and mac os x v 4.11, if a computer is required to sync with.

thanks for your expertise and experience.
 
so...this might be obvious, but i'll ask anyway...if "sync is OFF" appears under my gmail account, my contacts and calendar stay on my phone and do not get uploaded to google online (unless i choose to manually sync)...?

i'm just looking to keep that information on my private devices (my phone and/or computer). i LOVE my droid for other reasons. i guess the only requirement that leaves out is that birthdays of contacts will have to be manually input to the android calendar instead of being automatically synched between the contact app and the calendar app...

thanks for your help.
 
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so...this might be obvious, but i'll ask anyway...if "sync is OFF" appears under my gmail account, my contacts and calendar stay on my phone and do not get uploaded to google online (unless i choose to manually sync)...?

Yep

i'm just looking to keep that information on my private devices (my phone and/or computer). i LOVE my droid for other reasons. i guess the only requirement that leaves out is that birthdays of contacts will have to be manually input to the android calendar instead of being automatically synched between the contact app and the calendar app...

You can probably find an app to do this here: birthday contacts
 
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