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The calendar app on your iPhone helps you keep track of your schedule by reminding you of important dates and upcoming meetings. And syncing that data across all your devices makes things easier, allowing you to pick up where you left off. That is, o

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The Microsoft Office Calendar is part of Microsoft 365 products and is not a stand-alone program. To access Microsoft Office Calendar, you’d have to make use of Microsoft Outlook.

Organizing our tasks will help us not to lose track of time and other important activities. While there are many options out there, you can give Microsoft To-Do a shot to keep things under control.

The latest Samsung devices come with two calendar apps – Google Calendar and Samsung’s built-in calendar. There’s also Microsoft Outlook, which integrates calendar too. The approach of all these three distinct apps is different. While y

While Google Calendar is usually enough to manage your meetings, invitations, birthdays, and all. At times, it’s just not enough and leaves quite a lot to be desired.

We witnessed Zoom take the world by storm in 2020. Millions of folks resort to Zoom because of its easy-to-use interface and bundled features. You’ll be surprised to know that many job interviews, seminars, music concerts, and even several casu

Calendar plays a major role in helping you organize a busy day. It’s particularly useful now as our work/life balance is up for a toss in work from home era. Google Calendar is the default choice for majority out there as it’s available on every p

iOS 13 update has been a nightmare for Apple. It brought tons of issues for the user, and also broke the essential services like Apple Mail for many. The majority is already looking for Apple Mail alternatives. In our search, we have stumbled upon t

Apple Calendar follows Apple’s design policy. A minimalistic layout with bare minimum features that will get the job done. Unfortunately, Apple has largely ignored the Calendar app forcing users to look for alternatives. One such app is Calenda

It’s essential to organize your day. We mostly use task managers to get things done. Calendar apps are another tool to plan your day and week. When selecting an app over the other, one must need to consider the devices they are using. It’

Apple’s default apps often face criticism for being too basic compared to the competition from the rivals in the App Store. There is a valid reason for that. Apple only updates the apps such as Photos, Mail, Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Calendar, e

Unifying tasks and schedule by syncing calendar to my computer is one of the most favorite features of the Microsft Calendar. However, I discovered that some events I created mysteriously disappear from the Calendar app. Events from other calendars

Whether you are a regular user, power user, or a businessperson, you must be using the default Calendar app in one way or the other. It’s your go-to destination to keep track of events, birthday parties, reminders, upcoming sports events, and more.

Unlike Google on Android, Apple bundles it’s default apps such as Photos, Mail, Calendar, Notes, Reminders, etc. with the iOS system. These apps receive major updates once a year with the next version of the iOS upgrade. That could be a good or bad

Microsoft Calendar is a popular app, especially among Outlook users who utilize it to boost their productivity by scheduling meetings, set deadlines, and other things. As part of its recent overhaul, Calendar has become more powerful and easier to us

The built-in Google Calendar does a brilliant job when it comes to spelling out your daily grind. From reminders about impending meetings to pushing you towards your daily goal, it does have a pretty awesome lineup. But along with this awesomeness, y

If you ask anyone what the best third-party calendar app is for the Mac, you’d be hard pressed to find someone who says anything other than Fantastical or BusyCal. Those have been the leaders of the pack for quite some time. Then, a few years ago,

With Windows 10, Microsoft has revamped the Calendar app as with most of the other apps. Gone is the live calendar branding and the hideous UI. What we have today is a simple and elegant Calendar app which people are likely to use.

As a part of my job, I get invited to a lot of events, conferences and meetups. PR agencies usually call or email me with venue and timing details of the event. I check my calendar and reply with a yes or a no. Then add the event to the cal