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Calendar
The iPhone's built-in calendar mimics iCal on Mac OS X but lacks much of iCal's core functionality. It acts as a calendar, of course, and lets you sync events with iCal on the Mac and Outlook calendars on Windows. It cannot sync to Exchange, of course.
It's quite usable on the iPhone, particularly because of the large screen, and it looks great. But unlike iCal on the Mac, it doesn't have To-Do list functionality and, perhaps most annoyingly, doesn't have support for multiple calendars. So if you're meticulous about keeping different-colored calendars for different parts of your life such as Home, Work, Birthdays, Family stuff, etc., they'll all get mashed into the same calendar on the iPhone. The lack of To-Do lists wouldn't be quite as annoying to us if, say, the Notes functionality on the iPhone would sync with a computer, but curiously, it does not. Therefore, there is essentially no way to make a note to yourself and have it sync up with a computer at any time unless you simply send an e-mail to yourself.
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