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Norma, both of those are normal if I am understanding your statements - if
you make changes on your phone and have Google contacts web page open on
your screen then the change is not gonna be reflected until you refresh the
web page and your browser downloads the updated information from Google. As
far as deleting contacts, doing so on the iPhone removes them from your
contact list but they still show up under your 'contacted' section for a
certain amount of time until they aren't contacted anymore just like you can
write an e-mail to someone and that address stays 'in memory' for a certain
amount of time (if you continue to contact them, it gets added to Suggested
Contacts or Most Contacted) but it isn't part of your actual address book or
synced to other devices / machines until you actually do the action of "Add
to Contacts".

On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 13:50, Norma Steele <noearthspam@earthlink.net>wrote:

> Okay, well, it seems over the weekend Google may have resolved some of
> their sync issues because I am now able to see changes made to phone
> numbers on my iPhone contacts reflected onto my online Google Contacts.
> Unfortunately, these changes still do not automatically sync and show up
> on Google Contacts unless I reload the contact page when I am online
> with Google Contacts.
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> Here is something else that I am noticing. If I delete a contact on my
> iPhone, it no longer appears under My Contacts on my online Google
> Contacts but is now moved to "Other Contacts", is that normal procedure?
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