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As of this August 1st, 2014, the Google Calendar Sync app will not sync your Outlook Calendar items with your Google CalendarSo what are my alternatives?Google has me a little discouraged with their simple “We will no longer support” attitude. Just when you find a program or app that works for a particular application, it becomes obsolete, unsupported or discontinued. The fate of Google Buzz, Google Picasa (its coming) and now Google Calendar Sync.I have used Google Calendar Sync for years to sync my Android phone to Outlook which I use on my laptop. It just worked.
New calendar entries in either location automatically appeared on the other calendar. Now, with Google’s announcement earlier this month, I needed to find a solution ASAP.After doing some research, there appears to be 6 options (7 if you include signing up for a $5 monthly subscription to Google Apps for Business). Here are the options, in descending order of preference based on my research. Google Calendar Sync Replacements. Fieldston Software, $19.95 single License. gSyncit is a Microsoft Outlook add-in that allows for the synchronization of Outlook calendars, contacts, notes, and tasks with your Google account.
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In addition, gSyncit also supports synchronization between Outlook and Toodledo, Pocket Informant Online, Evernote, Dropbox, Simplenote and Nozbe. 4 Team Corporation, $59.95 single license. Share and sync Outlook Calendar, Contacts and Tasks folders with Google services. OggSync, $29.95 single license. Outlook 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 Support. Full 2 Way Sync with Google Calendar.
You will need to purchase and install the correct version of OggSync depending upon your Outlook Version (2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013. Scand Ltd, $19.95 single license.
The add-in supports synchronizing of Outlook and Google contacts with maximum details. PPP Infotech Ltd.
$9.95 for pro, Free for calendar only. Software to sync Outlook Calendar appointments with Google Calendar events. Allows you to sync one-way with either Outlook or Google as master as well as 2way sync by last changed appointments/events. Option to schedule a sync at regular intervals. Synchronization Technologies Inc.
Free as of this writing. Although this is free technology, I am a little leary of using a product that has not been updated on over two years. Support also seems limited.After reviewing all of the options out there, I purchased and installed gSyncit. There is a discount for multiple licenses, so the two that I needed cost me $32. The install was simple. What gSyncit does is create a Microsoft add-on with a tool bar button so synchronization can easily be configured while in Outlook.
I was up and running in little over 5 minutes.I also synced my Outlook and Gmail contact lists, which I had never done before – This was really nice.gSyncit also offers lot’s of sync options, including setting the timing on sync intervals. This service has indeed come to an end.Extremely annoying that Google keeps screwing us over like this with several of their services.Iv also tried some freeware,but as you said its rarely updated or their service is very limited.CompanionLink is a good option but its damn expensive.Heard of GSyncIt but haven’t tried.What I ended up using from last August was EVO Collaborator for Outlook, a little plug-in for Outlook.
Modestly priced as well.You might want to have a look at its sync process here (tutorial). Beware of EVO. It’s a Chinese company disguised as a Taiwan entity to look half respectable.“Marcel”s real name’ is Ben Wang who works for EVO and who writes that blog that supposedly shows how great the product is. I made the mistake of buying their crap and in addition to not working and being buggy, good luck getting any support. Support emails are NEVER answered.
There’s NO INFORMATION on their website. After I peeled about 3 layers to find out that EVO is “owned” by Prosperwave CO., LTD. Which is listed in Taiwan but is owned by Hung Chao Technology Limited which is owned by which is based in China. I don’t mind buying my underwear from China but software is a different story.
China may know how to hack and steal software but not how to create quality dependable code. I lost $29.50 which is not a big deal but it’s your call where you want to put your money and what kind of service you think you deserve. Anyway that’s my story and that of 100s on a forum I frequent.Good luckJohn.
I’ve tried Sync2 and gSync and their biggest problems were lack of proper support and using Google cloud for syncing. I don’t mind using public cloud, but I want to decide myself whether I want my sensitive data going through it. I don’t understand why they don’t provide any alternative syncing methods when asking some money for their software. While searching for another solution I faced a few posts about EVO Collaborator plugin. Thank God and John Collet from the previous post that I didn’t give them a chance.Things are much better with Akruto and Companionlink where there are options for people like me who don’t like cloud. As for support, it took two days to get reply from Companionlink while Akruto contacted me in an hour.
I stayed with Akruto because it works with native calendar app of my Galaxy S7.Here’s a link where I found this solution:However, my experience with Akruto wasn’t 100% great. Yes, it works great without duplicating Calendar events and syncing over Wi-Fi really takes only 3-5 minutes to set up, but syncing your Outlook calendar with Android device over the Internet is not that easy. I’m not a tech-savvy person so I had to contact support to configure my Wi-Fi network properly. Thank God they are fast.
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