Sync Samsung Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook in 5 Minutes

Samsung Galaxy Note 7

Sync Outlook contacts, calendars, notes and tasks with your Samsung Galaxy Note 7

With AkrutoSync you can sync Galaxy Note 7 with MS Outlook. Synchronize your desktop Outlook with Galaxy Note 7 without the Cloud via Wi-Fi with 10 simple mouse clicks.
Few more reasons why to try AkrutoSync for syncing Outlook with Samsung Galaxy Note 7:

  • Import your Outlook Calendar data to Galaxy Note 7 in few minutes
  • Share contacts from desktop Outlook over the Internet or via Wi-Fi
  • Use your phone to easily manage your Outlook notes
  • Sync your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook without the Cloud

How to Sync Outlook with Galaxy Note 7 – Step-by-Step Guide

Outlook is the most frequently used Office application in our multiplatform world. This is where we manage our appointments, our contacts, our tasks, and our notes – basically our life! It is THE software that employees in most businesses have open and running at all times. Information added on your desktop or tablet syncs automatically to your smartphone, without reentering it; likewise, new contacts, calendar events, notes, and tasks entered on your tablet are synched back to your desktop, saving you valuable time throughout the day.

Step 1: Download software for syncing Samsung Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook

Install AkrutoSync on your PC and open the program.

Step 2: Configure computer to sync Outlook with Galaxy Note 7

In the main window click on Configure AkrutoSync. On the next screen choose Sync over home network if you want to sync via Wi-Fi. Choose another option to sync over the Internet. Then, choose your operating system. From this step the program will guide you through the process of syncing your Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook.

Step 3: Configure Galaxy Note 7 to sync with Outlook

After you finish PC configuration, start a browser on your Galaxy Note 7 and follow illustrations from AkrutoSync interface to install SSL certificate.

Step 4: Create login and password

Create a password to secure your connection so that only authorized mobile devices can connect to Outlook.

Step 5: Create an exchange account on Galaxy Note 7

The final step is creating an Exchange ActiveSync account. Take your Galaxy Note 7 and go to Settings. Add a new Microsoft Exchange account using credentials from the previous step.
That’s it! Wait for a few minutes while AkrutoSync syncs Outlook data with your Galaxy Note 7.

Follow one of these guides to partially sync Outlook data with Galaxy Note 7

Outlook Contacts

Sync Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook Contacts

Outlook Calendars

Sync Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook Calendars

Outlook Tasks

Sync Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook Tasks

Outlook Notes

Sync Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook Notes

Troubles with syncing Galaxy Note 7 with Outlook?

Start a thread on our Support forum and receive a prompt answer from our technicians.
Or check this Galaxy S7 tutorial for more details on how AkrutoSync works with Andriod devices.

About Samsung Galaxy Note 7

Galaxy Note 7 key specs:
Screen: 5.7″, Super AMOLED, 2560х1440 RAM: 4 GB
Processor: Exynos 8890 Octa (Quad 2.3 GHz + Quad 1.6 GHz) Internal memory: 64 GB
Rear camera: 5 MP Battery: 3500 mAh
Front camera: 16 MP OS: Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is the first waterproof Galaxy Note and the first Galaxy phone with a USB-C port. It combines cutting-edge hardware with premium design to become the latest in the Note series. The 5.7-inch handset comes with a refined S Pen – an advanced digital stylus for sketching, taking notes, or navigating through the UI. It also includes a built-in iris scanner, used to identify the device’s owner. On the back of the device is the highly-acclaimed 12MP camera, known for its speed and quality images. Galaxy Note 7’s Always On Display feature allows users to see the time, their calendar, and much more at a quick glance. Another key feature of the Note 7’s S Pen functionality is Smart Select, which enables users to capture a 15-second GIF that can be easily shared to other services.

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