Hi everybody,
I am experiencing the following problems:
1.
I've had a Google contacts sync error (running HC3.2.1) since January. It used to work fine before.
"Sync is currently experiencing problems. It will be back shortly."
The only thing I "changed" back then was to create a gmail.com-email account since my (then) new Android phone running Gingerbread wouldn't activate without a gmail-email-address.
(I had already set up my Google account previously (years ago) using my personal non-gmail email address. Activating my tablet running HC with my non-gmail address was no problem at all...)
2.
After updating to ICS 4.0.3 yesterday I also am missing my Google calendar data on my tablet. The data is still there since I can still access it on Google.com/calendar and my phone syncs fine.
I am not getting a Google calendar sync error message like I do with contacts but still all calendar data is missing on my tablet.
I've checked the Accounts&Sync menu, cleared all data, synced all Google accounts manually, to no effect.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
EWP
I am experiencing the following problems:
1.
I've had a Google contacts sync error (running HC3.2.1) since January. It used to work fine before.
"Sync is currently experiencing problems. It will be back shortly."
The only thing I "changed" back then was to create a gmail.com-email account since my (then) new Android phone running Gingerbread wouldn't activate without a gmail-email-address.
(I had already set up my Google account previously (years ago) using my personal non-gmail email address. Activating my tablet running HC with my non-gmail address was no problem at all...)
2.
After updating to ICS 4.0.3 yesterday I also am missing my Google calendar data on my tablet. The data is still there since I can still access it on Google.com/calendar and my phone syncs fine.
I am not getting a Google calendar sync error message like I do with contacts but still all calendar data is missing on my tablet.
I've checked the Accounts&Sync menu, cleared all data, synced all Google accounts manually, to no effect.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
EWP