The iPhone's built-in Contacts application stores the details of your friends, family, colleagues and acquaintances, providing a central database for getting in touch with people. By providing the ...

The People application syncs your Android contacts with Gmail and any other accounts linked to your device, such as Microsoft Exchange or Yahoo. You can add, edit and delete contacts with this program ...

Google this week made its Contacts application available to Android devices other than the Nexus and Pixel lines. Moving forward, any phone running Android 5.0 Lollipop and up can download and use ...

Regardless of whether you’re striving to wring the last bit of productivity from your iPhone—or are simply organizationally challenged—inTouch Contacts promises to bring order to your expanding ...

The Mac's Contacts app is incredibly useful for storing personal and work contact info. Here's how to back up your Contacts database. macOS's Contacts app lives in the /Applications folder at the root ...

We've got IMAP for email, iCal, and other syncing options for calendars, but what about our address books? Most likely you use a combination of proprietary services like Facebook and other social ...

Just as Fantastical does some excellent things over and above the default Calendars application, Flexibits Cardhop delights with some new tricks beyond what Contacts can do. Contacts hasn't changed ...

One of the consequences of new software is bloat. In its worst manifestation new features get added at the expense of core feature performance. A perfect example of this is iPhone 2.0 software, ...