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Another con that I didn't really expect: Their address book is okay via the web (pretty much like Gmail's), but can only be accessed read-only via LDAP (and ca
by e_proxus 13y ago
Another con that I didn't really expect:
Their address book is okay via the web (pretty much like Gmail's), but can only be accessed read-only via LDAP (and can't sync with iOS, you can search it but you can't populate the iOS address book with it). So, the only way to edit contacts is via web, and you can't keep your mobile address book up to date with it.
For now, I'm stuck with Google Contacts until I find a better provider.
- levosmetalo 13y agoTried Zoho lately? I played with it two years ago, but decided going with Google Apps free tier at that time. It might be interesting to people sick of Google, though won't help much with the NSA issues.
- e_proxus 13y agoCouldn't find anything that looking like contact hosting. Also, Zoho feels a bit overkill for that scenario.