CalendarReview

AvailiTime, the leader in internet-based schedule coordination across business and network boundaries, announces the addition of the iCalendar standard to its supported calendars. AvailiTime shares the availability or “free / busy times” within a user’s calendar with the contacts that they choose. AvailiTime currently supports Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, Google Calendar, and SalesForce.com. With the addition of iCalendar, AvailiTime users can share their availability from calendar products that support the iCalendar standard, including many web-based calendars, such as 30Boxes.com.

Read the full press release at MarketWire

www.KeepandShare.com has an online calendar service that’s different from a lot of the other ones here. KeepandShare’s calendar is very simple - it’s modeled after a wall-calendar with each day box being just unlimited free text entry. No messing with appointment objects. It’s very fast to use, and you can put a lot of info into a day if you want, especially in the ‘day view’.

The calendar is wrapped with powerful control over secure, private sharing, and besides the calendar you can access file sharing, documents, photos, lists and more in the same account and the same sharing controls.

Some features of www.keepandshare.com calendar are:

• Just click and type. It’s as easy as a wall calendar.
• Keep your schedule online: accessible from any computer
• Easy to use - just click and type!
• Securely share your calendar: they’ll always see the up-to-date version
• Up to nine separate calendars
• Unlimited text in each day
• Day, week & month views

Go to here for more info on the KeepandShare calendar.

Version 7.09 of Citadel, the open source groupware platform, has been released.

Citadel has a nice calendar service with AJAX-style web access, along with WebDAV (WebCal) access. It is a true turnkey groupware environment — very easy to install. It comes with not only a calendar service, but also email, contacts, instant messaging, bulletin boards, and more.

If you’re looking for an open source “Exchange killer” that’s incredibly easy to install, use, and maintain, check it out. The project lives at http://www.citadel.org . There’s even a pre-built VMware image of the system that you can use to evaluate it.

The team at mobilegcal.com has created a program that allows users to access their Google Calendar® via any Mobile Device.

Features:

• Add, Update and Delete Events.
• Access a complete list of Calendars (including Shared or Imported Calendars).
• View Calendars by Day, Week or Month.
• Color Schemes match your Google Calendar® preferences.
• Google Calendar® — security and user privileges.
• Functional on most mobile devices (PDA’s, Blackberry’s, Phones etc).
• No software to download.

Visit http://www.mobilegcal.com for a free account.