How to Sync Android with Microsoft Outlook

Google needs you to use Gmail, Google Contacts, and Google Calendar. Android phones support over-the-air synchronization with Microsoft Exchange servers. And that is a fine possibility for syncing your mail, contacts, and calendars. However syncing Outlook data or the other PIM data via USB could be a totally different story.

Google provides app for syncing Outlook calendars to Google Calendar. However recent versions of Outlook will not work; you'll have to export everything to a CSV file then import it to Google Calendar yourself. And these can be just for calendar knowledge. The free GO Contact synchronize performs the same service syncing Google and Outlook contacts.
If you would like to avoid Google as a layman, things get harder.
The Missing synchronize for Android cost $39.95; syncs calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes with Microsoft Outlook. Another option is CompanionLink for Android worth $49.95.

If Microsoft Outlook synchronizes by using a cable or Wi-Fi, it is essential for you, and you do not mind shopping for the other software, you will likely have luck doing it than with one among the free choices.
There's one possibility, although it uses the cloud. Funambol synchronize bills itself as MobileMe for the Android. However, it syncs with Microsoft Outlook on PCs.

Search for Funambol in Android Market; install it, and create an account which you'll be able to do from the phone. Then install the Funambol synchronize consumer for Microsoft Outlook on your desktop computer system. We tend to tested Funambol synchronize on the HTC EVO Shift 4G, wherever we tend to originate an account and synchronized 1500 contacts with Microsoft Office 2010 on a Windows  7 computer. It took around 20 minutes at the first time, however plenty of errors found on the Microsoft Outlook; several users on the web have got success.