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I just received a Blackberry 8700g from T-Mobile UK to replace an earlier model. &nbsp;I have 2 questions:<br />
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1. I run Mac OS X. &nbsp;Is there any easy way to add my contacts, calendar, etc. without running desktop software? &nbsp;If not, any recommendations on which desktop software to use?<br />
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2. Unlike the other Blackberry units I've had, there seems to be no way to sync/reconcile deletions with their &quot;instant email&quot; server on this one. &nbsp;The menu does not exist on their website or on the 8700. &nbsp;T-Mobile support say it is a bug, but they don't seem to know any more about it. Anyone know a workaround?<br />
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Thanks in advance!<br />
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PS: I'm new to the forum, so if it is inappropriate to ask two questions in one message would someone please let me know?
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I just received a Blackberry 8700g from T-Mobile UK to replace an earlier model.  I have 2 questions:

1. I run Mac OS X.  Is there any easy way to add my contacts, calendar, etc. without running desktop software?  If not, any recommendations on which desktop software to use?

2. Unlike the other Blackberry units I've had, there seems to be no way to sync/reconcile deletions with their "instant email" server on this one.  The menu does not exist on their website or on the 8700.  T-Mobile support say it is a bug, but they don't seem to know any more about it. Anyone know a workaround?

Thanks in advance!

PS: I'm new to the forum, so if it is inappropriate to ask two questions in one message would someone please let me know?

Blackberry 8700 sync/reconcile problem?

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