Birthday showing up on iCal one day earlier?

Hi everybody! I am pretty new here. So I hope someone could assist me.
I have set up my contacts on iPhone 4s with birthday dates. But unfortunately they are
all showing up one day earlier on my iPhone iCal - they do show up correct in the contacts and also
on my iCal of my MacBook.... Any ideas? Much appreciated...

Hey John
Thanks a bundle, it turned out that was the problem, I was on some kind of pacific time zone,
Cheers
Michaël

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Before erasing my phone's contacts, and trying to resync them, I was wondering if this could be fixed via the phone, or the bug isolated and sent up to Apple's software department.
Thanks!

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(1) If your iPad/phone is syncing contacts with iCloud, turn it off. In Settings on your iPad/phone, Mail,Contacts,Calendars, Accounts, iCloud, turn off Contacts.
(2) sync your iPad/phone to iTunes.
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(4) scroll to the very bottom section of the Info tab. Where it says ‘Replace information on this iPad/iPhone’, select ‘Contacts’.
(5) Sync again.
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Hi can anyone help? I have had an iphone for years now and use my calendar to run my life! I have just invested in an iMac but when it has sync'd my calendar from my phone all my events are appearing one day earlier. I have checked the time zone and set it to Apple Europe. Can anyone help e get this sorted? Much appreciate any help.

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It sounds like your events synced to your computer from the phone and they are all an hour out of sync. I recommend verifying that time zone support is turned on with your iCloud calendar if you are using iCloud:
Use a time zone other than the default
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Click Advanced, select “Enable time zone support,” then click Save.
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You can also reset the default time zone for your calendars (and their events) at any time.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2677
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4576
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Tap Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
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Tap Time Zone.
Enter your current location or the closest city in the same time zone and tap it when it appears in the results list.
And I would next verify that this information is correct on your computer as well:
Choose Calendar > Preferences, click Advanced, then select “Turn on time zone support.”
From: Calendar (Mavericks): View events in a different time zone
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14986
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Take care,
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