Google just launched a revamped version of Google Calendar’s event page with a focus on simplicity and coordinating multiple schedules. It’s sparser and simpler than the previous iteration. More importantly though, it adds several new features for easier scheduling.
First, the repeating events interface has been overhauled. Instead of taking up a full block of space, the repeating event editor appears when you check the “Repeat…” checkbox at the top of the page. This will bring up a new repeat event editor where you can specify the parameters of the repeating event.
The other new addition is the “find a time” feature, which appears as a new tab on the event page. Here’s how Google explains the new feature: “When your friends or coworkers give you permission to see their calendars, you can click this tab to see a preview of their schedules and hover over their events to see what conflicts they might have.”
By 2015, it’s estimated that shoppers from around the world will spend about $119 billion on goods and services bought via their mobile phones, according to a study this year by ABI Research.
It’s finally here – the long awaited Mullet Your Friend iPhone/iPad and iPod touch application by integritive!
We built this app just for fun – and fun it is! It features several different Mullet hairstyles, as well as a number of super-cool backdrops to choose from. You can take a picture right in the app (for iPhone users), or import an existing photo from your library. And the best part is you can post to Facebook or send the picture in an e-mail right away. We’re having a blast mulleting everyone we know, and we hope you will do the same!
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Google just launched a revamped version of Google Calendar’s event page with a focus on simplicity and coordinating multiple schedules. It’s sparser and simpler than the previous iteration. More importantly though, it adds several new features for easier scheduling.
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