My Calender birthdays are a day earlier than in my contacts...

Hi There,
As above my Calender birthdays are a day earlier than in my contacts. I have looked online for a solution but not had much luck with deleting fields and recreating contacts etc.
Is there a solution to this or some bug that needs a quick fix
Appreciate your help
Chris

I haven't but you may want to see if there is either an iCal or Address Book forum in case they have any better ideas. This probably won't be a hardware problem.

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Since the iPhone is updated and disabling Time Zone Support does not affect the calendar events it, the issue is most likely related to Outlook/Exchange.
That logic seems somewhat flawed. Outlook displays it fine. Exchange displays it fine. Other phones display it fine. iPhone displays it wrong.
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