I have an iPhone that is already synced with my iMac, but I am away on leave and am using a Windows 7 computer. I need to send the contacts I've created on my iPhone to my Gmail account online, because I am going to update my iPhone's operating system and want to be sure I do not lose the contacts on my phone. I know I will probably lose my music, but that's okay.
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Look at this thread in Google forums. Also you can use many third-party services like Soocial, NuevaSync and others. My personal best way to sync with Google is iTunes (without Mac OS X) or AddressBook.app (on Mac OS X) at the moment. | |||
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As I understand your contacts are not on iCloud, but just synced locally with your Mac. What I would do is to share them to Gmail from your Mac: Preferences > On my Mac > synchronize with Google. That way you'll have two ways syncing between Gmail and your Mac + your Mac will sync with your iPhone. | |||
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I am assuming that the Windows 7 iTunes display of Devices frame. In iTunes->Devices(the side bar)->Select your iPhone device->Info tab(at the top)->Sync Contacts click/check Sync Google Contacts and click Configure... to enter your gmail account info. | |||
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