CalendarReview

At the end of November, the company announced it will pull its support and its full-time developers from the Hula open source project, which Novell itself initiated last year.

Read interview Wendy Steinle, director of product marketing for Workgroup Solutions at Novell

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SyncMyCal syncs Outlook (2003 , 2007), Vista calendar and Google Calendar:

• Two-way calendar synchronization – Outlook to Google and Google to Outlook.
• Selective event synchronization through date range selection.
• Flexibility of publishing/not publishing private events in Outlook Calendar to Google Calendar.
• Multiple Google Calendars can be connected to single Outlook Calendar and vice versa.
• Support for Time zone differences in calendars through automatic schedule adjustment.
• Synchronize event information with your PDA (coming soon).

Company Blog:

• Syncmycal Mobile Pro Integration with TrialPay
• Syncmycal Pro integration with TrialPay
• Syncmycal now supports "Contacts Synchronization"
• SyncMyCal features on PC World's “101 Fantastic Freebies” list
• SyncMyCal now supports Paypal as a payment option
• SyncMyCal now supports Full Category Sync
• SyncMyCal Mobile now supports Smartphones
• SyncMyCal 2.2.170 released: Now supports Dual interface operation
• Outlook 2007 compliant version of SyncMyCal 30Boxes released!
• SyncMyCal 30Boxes edition released
• 64 bit OS compliant versions of SyncMyCal rolled out
• SyncMyCal 2.1 - Now supports Color labels during synchronization
• SyncMyCal 2.0: Now supports Category based synchronization
• SyncMyCal Mobile and version 1.8
• Support for Outlook 2003 Basic Added
• Google Enterprise Apps Listing
• Windows Vista Support Added
• Outlook 2007 Support Added
• Google Code - Featured Projects: SyncMyCal
• SyncMyCal 1.5 RELEASED
• New version of SyncMyCal released
• Good Reviews - Part 2
• SyncMyCal 1.4 released
• SyncMyCal version 1.3 released
• SyncMyCal and 30 Boxes

(11 votes, average: 3.55 out of 5)

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Paul Glazowski of Profy reviewed Kiko. His conclusion: Most online calendars are quite impressive, and I will say that Google Calendar had me on the verge of converting, but Kiko wins my vote for ‘best in show’. It’s got everything I need and lets me get on with my business. Chalk one up for the little guy. This one’s a winner.

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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Paul Glazowski form Profy reviewed Google Calendar. His conclusion: Google Calendar is an immensely simple item with lots of nooks and crannies, as all good things are. Google can definitely chalk up several flops for itself on the great big board of internet-born losers, but its Calendar is surely not one of them.

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This may be very obvious to some people but I stumbled onto a work-around for an annoyance in Google calendar and thought I would share it.

Google Calendar will send event notifications to your mobile phone if you choose.  However, I do not want every single event in my calendar sending me a text message.  Unfortunately, there is no way (that I could find) to specify only certain message to alert your phone.  I have come up with a way to do this that has worked quite nicely for me.

Read Trick 

(1 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)

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What Goowy says about itself:

Goowy gives you everything you need in a fresh, simple package, including an instant messenger that lets you chat with your buddies from any network, powerful e-mail, contacts & calendar, customized news, rss, minis, file storage, sharing & finally some fun games when you just want to relax.

What we think of Goowy:

Goowy is a good example of a new breed of all-in-one webtop applications. The calendar in it self is not that fancy but combined with all the other features absolutely worth trying.

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Gizzbuzz podcast with Narendra Rocherolle, co-founder of 30boxes. He has some great insight into the issues that are talked about.

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What Zyb says about itself:

Get a backup of your mobile data and get instant online access to your mobile’s contacts and calendar with ZYB. By signing up, you’ll be able to store, manage and even share your mobile’s content online with friends within minutes. No cables or downloads needed.

What we think of Zyb:

As a calendarapplication is not the most fully loaded but the concept of syncing data via SyncML like Mobical is a very nice feature which the major applications should support.

(11 votes, average: 4.73 out of 5)

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