Version 3.1 of Fantastical for iOS and macOS has brought several helpful features to benefit all of the users who have been working from home due to the coronavirus epidemic.
You can use Siri suggestions in Mail to add events to your Calendar or people to your Contacts. Here’s how to do it on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
The new Calendate jailbreak tweak replaces the Calendar app’s Home Screen label with the current month so that you always know what month it is.
If you frequently add events in the Calendar app to the same calendar, here’s how to set the default calendar account on iOS and Mac.
With Mac Automator Calendar Alarms, you can speed up things you do regularly. Here, we’ll show you some handy ways to tackle your tasks.
Managing events in Calendar is easy. Here’s how to move, copy, and duplicate events in the Calendar app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
If you’re looking for a list of Mac Calendar keyboard shortcuts, we’ve got one. These shortcuts help you navigate the app and work with events quickly.
If you want to customize Calendar notifications on iPhone and iPad or alerts on Mac, this tutorial walks you through your options.
If you’re struggling to make time for everything you need to do in a day, we’ll show you how to use a method called time blocking with the Calendar app.
If you have similar calendars that you can convert into one, this tutorial shows you how to merge iCloud calendars in the Calendar app on Mac.
If you struggle with some of the indicators you see on your Calendar, we’re here to help. Here’s what all of those Mac Calendar symbols mean.
If you’re creating an event in the Calendar app, adding a location is great for getting directions and knowing when it’s time to leave.
