An Android mobile device will easily synchronize with which of the following services? (Select TWO)

Android natively supports synchronization of email through protocols such as IMAP, POP3, and Exchange ActiveSync, integrating with accounts like Gmail and corporate mail servers through the system account sync framework.

SMS messages are stored locally on the device and SIM card and are not part of the standard Android cloud sync framework.

Password synchronization is not a standard Android sync category; password management is handled by separate apps or Google Password Manager, which is distinct from the core sync service.

Android's sync framework includes native calendar synchronization with providers such as Google Calendar and Microsoft Exchange, keeping calendar events consistent across devices and services.

Incoming call logs may be backed up in some configurations, but active incoming calls are a telephony function, not a synchronization item.