Birthdays are set back one day (gmail exchange)

I am using gmail exchange for my email, contacts and calendar on my iphone. When I add a birthday to a contact the iphone (or gmail) sets the date one day before. It happens when I leave the addressbook and go back in again. Then the date is changed somehow.
Anyone know why or how to solve it?

Seems they are both set to norway.
If this is the settings for gmail/google?
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=7992
This has occurd before ios4.0

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