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The downside of Google's product strategy of throwing things against a wall is becoming clear. This post is from 3 days ago: http://winsource.com/2013/03/11/ca

The downside of Google's product strategy of throwing things against a wall is becoming clear. This post is from 3 days ago: http://winsource.com/2013/03/11/caldav-and-carddav-support-for-windows-phone-expected-to-arrive-by-june-30th/ http://winsource.com/2013/03/11/caldav-and-carddav-support-f... So even as Microsoft is working to implement support for Google calendar syncing, Google pulls the rug out. This also leaves iOS users with no Google calendar syncing mechanism. If Google is open, they have a strange way of showing it.

ragesh 14y ago
It just makes no sense at all. I don't get how they decide to do a complete u-turn on the CardDAV issue in just a couple of months. It's almost like they're doing this just to aggravate Windows Phone users. I hope someone at Microsoft is paying attention. They should just step up to the plate now and announce IMAP + CalDAV + CardDAV support on their services for those who want it. I'd switch in a blink.