One of the best features of the new Gmail is its quick-access side panel with easy access to Google Calendar, Tasks, Keep and your Gmail extensions. Now, Google is bringing this same functionality to Google Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides and Drawings, too. In Google Calendar, you’ll be able to quickly access Keep and Tasks, while […]
View More Google’s G Suite apps and Calendar are getting Gmail’s side panelsCategory: Google-Calendar
Google Calendar makes rescheduling meetings easier
Nobody really likes meetings — and the few people who do like them are the ones with whom you probably don’t want to have meetings. So when you’ve reached your fill and decide to reschedule some of those obligations, the usual process of trying to find a new meeting time begins. Thankfully, the Google Calendar […]
View More Google Calendar makes rescheduling meetings easierTell your boss to get bent with Google’s ‘working hours’ feature
You work a 9-to-5, and yet some jerk in the office keeps scheduling you for 8 a.m. meetings.
This madness has to stop, and, thanks to Google’s new Working Hours feature that prevents people from adding you to meetings on Google Calendar outside…
Google Calendar gets an ‘Out of Office’ mode
Google Calendar is the latest Google app to get an update focused on improving users’ “digital wellbeing.” The company announced today it’s rolling out a new “Out of Office” feature in Google Calendar, alongside a setting for customizable working hours. The working hours signal to others when you’re unavailable, and allows Google Calendar to automatically […]
View More Google Calendar gets an ‘Out of Office’ modeGoogle Calendar now lets you add a message when you change an event
Google is adding a small but useful feature to Google Calendar. Starting today, when you change or delete an event, a dialog box now pops up that allows you to attach a short message to the event to explain why you are making the change and what’s changing. Here is how this new feature will […]
View More Google Calendar now lets you add a message when you change an eventThis is how Google Calendar will look from now on — whether you like it or not
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On Wednesday, Google announced that the new Google Calendar look will now become the permanent interface — whether you like it or not.
Don’t worry — the design is essentially the same as the calendar you’ve seen for the last few years.
Most everyone will be auto-updated on either Jan. 8 (for those that have the Rapid Release update option) or Jan. 15 (for those on the default rollout update option). Some folks may wish to opt-out until Feb. 28 — but after that, Google will auto-update those holdouts that are afraid of change hesitant to part with the older calendar (Google’s upgrading options can be found here) Read more…
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View More This is how Google Calendar will look from now on — whether you like it or notGoogle is about to force you to use its new Calendar design
Last October, Google announced a redesigned look and feel for Google Calendar on the desktop. Not everybody loves the design (including me, though some people have told me I’m wrong), but soon your opinion won’t matter because Google is about to upgrade your Calendar to the new design anyway. As the company announced today, G Suite users whose admins chose to be on the Rapid… Read More