How well does a Samsung Galaxy (Android) integrate with Mac OS?

Hi, I'm wondering how well a Samsung Galaxy integrates with Mac OS?
In terms of:
-Address Book contacts
-iCal calendars
-Mail (dot mac mail account)
-iTunes Music
Is it possible to create a seamless experience?  Anyone doing this?

Smart panel works OK for me on Lion but the printer is CLP325-w. (though only recently updated and Im pretty sure it was ok on the CLP315 too.
To check status go to system preferences>Print&Scan and the check the options and supplies box. You should be able to see 4 toner levels.
Also, what happens when you actually choose to print? On mine I get a box appear which actually shows toner levels each time.
I'm not actually in the office right now so I'll check later and post again if I can add anything.

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