CalendarReview

Google Calendar Gadget for Google Desktop is an easy way to view your calendar without visiting Google Calendar site. Now the small gadget allows you to view all your calendars or only the calendars you want, not just the main calendar.

It’s also easier to add events in the calendar without going to the site. If you enable the alerts in Google Desktop, you can be notified about the events. Even if your Internet connection goes down, you’ll still be able to see your calendar and get alerts.

The gadget requires Google Desktop 4, which was also updated to version 4.2006.825. If you already have the gadget, you need to download the new version.

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Eldzi wrote this post:

Hello everyone

Today I made some research around new Google Calendar. Calendaring is a nice thing and I use it every day to write down my work hours and things I need to do. I have been using Mozilla Calendar extension, Sunbird and Lightening, too. They are all same in its basics.

When I was trying to import calendar from Google, I found some noticable things. But first-things-first. How to import? This way:

• Read more: Google Calendar in Mozilla Calendar like Sunbird

Duncan (Microsoft) wrote this post on new Outlook 2007 calendar features:

“Outlook 2007 brings along a wide variety of new calendar features, so I sat down with Hank Leukart from the Office team to go over what’s new and interesting, including improvement Sharepoint integration, better sharing of Calendars with folks outside your organization and (my personal favorite) support for the standard iCal calendar format.”

What Scalix says about itself:

Linux Email and Calendaring for the Enterprise and Open Source CommunityNew features include a Web services platform and mobile client, enhanced management capabilities, and ongoing improvements to Scalix’s award-winning Web client and Outlook support.

• Scalix Web Access brings award-winning AJAX-based email and calendaring to web browsers on Windows, Linux and Mac desktops.
• Scalix offers maximum choice and flexibility in email clients : Any Client, Any Device, Anywhere, Anytime.
• Enterprise Edition and Small Business Edition integrate and coexist with Outlook, Exchange and AD. No retraining required.

Jake Ludington wrote this article on how to sync Google calendar with you smartphone:

My big complaint about Google Calendar was lack of support for easily syncing calendar data with my smartphone. I use Outlook for my personal information management because it’s still the only thing that puts all my data in one place the way I want it. Google Calendar’s iCal export made manual syncing with Outlook possible, but I want to get all my calendar data from my computer to my phone automatically. RemoteCalendars solves this problem, making ongoing data sync simple after a convoluted setup process.

• Read more: How to Sync Google Calendar with Outlook and Smartphones Automatically

What localendar says about itself:

With your free Iocalendar calendar, you can :

• Add a free calendar to your web site
• Create a Personal or Group web calendar
• Search for (and announce!) events near you
• Let visitors create their own calendars

What says CalendarHub about itself:

Stay Organized
Build a calendar for your own private use. Create reminders for paying bills, attending social functions, or checking that online auction. Get organized!

Grow Your Business
Create a calendar for your business trips. Keep track of deadlines. Set some real goals. Get started!

Promote Your Group
Create a calendar for your church, your band, or your team. Publish a calendar on your own website. Get noticed!

Expand Your Network
Search published calendars for exciting events and add them to your own calendar. Add a little more playtime to your schedule. Get involved!

Stay in Touch with Friends and Family
Create a schedule for your family. Create reminders for all your children’s scheduled activities. Get together!

Company Blog: 

• New Deploy: Todos Fixed
• Badge Updated; New Options Added, More Coming:
• Published Calendars
• CalendarHub Launched

Now you can offer private-labeled email, IM and calendar tools to all of your users for free, so they can share ideas and get things done more effectively. You can design and publish your organization’s website, too. It’s all hosted by Google, so there’s no hardware or software for you to install or maintain.

Seb Payne wrote this post on changing from iCal to Google calendar:

When I bought my Palm Z22, I decided that I would seriously organise my life. Missing birthdays, forgetting times and relying on an old calendar hanging up in the kitchen isn’t the best of ideas. Therefore, I purchased Missing Sync for Mac OS X and I have been very pleased with it (I’d recommend it many times over Palm Desktop! - for one thing, you can sync multiple calendars). I naturally just used iCal for this task as it is the default program in Mac OS X, it integrates with the other parts of the Apple eco-system and it ‘just works’. However, I’ve been thinking and realising it isn’t the most satisfying program to use so I’ve added Google Calendar into the mix. Why?

• Read more: Switching from iCal to Google Calendar

What Yahoo! Calendar says about itself?

Welcome to Yahoo!

Enjoy all the benefits of Yahoo! Calendar.

• Access dates and meetings from anywhere, anytime.
• Share your calendar with specific friends and co-workers.
• Remember important dates, set up automatic reminder