In this tutorial, we will show you how to subscribe to calendars on your iPhone or iPad so you can easily keep up with sports, school, holidays, and other schedules.
How to subscribe to calendars on iPhone and iPad
In this tutorial, we will show you how to subscribe to calendars on your iPhone or iPad so you can easily keep up with sports, school, holidays, and other schedules.
Developer Flexibits has refreshed its iPhone calendar replacement Fantastical with a bunch of iOS 12 and watchOS 5 goodies, including support for Siri Shortcuts and interactive notifications on iPhone and those information-dense Infograph watch faces on Apple Watch Series 4.
If you’ve gone beyond your iPhone’s default Calendar app and purchased Fantastical 2, then you already know the host of features that this app provides. But, have you taken the time to sit down and really customize it?
Getting your calendar exactly as you want it is worth the time. So, here’s your Fantastical 2 tutorial for customizing the app on your iPhone.
Developer Flexibits Wednesday released Fantastical 2.5 for Mac with new features like time proposals and Meetup.com support, plus improvements like a better Exchange invitation experience, enhanced timed events and other perks.
When you create events in the iOS Calendar app, you can easily set an alert to remind you of that event. But you’ll also notice that a time for the alert pops into your event alert automatically. This is the default time in your Calendar app, and you can change it to suit your preference.
Once you set the default alert time you want, you won’t have to change it when creating the event unless you really need to, and here’s how.
Facebook Events are a great way to keep track of what's going on in the world around you, including upcoming concerts, community functions, birthdays, and more. You can easily add these Facebook Events to your iPhone calendar and remove them if you change your mind. This brief tutorial shows you how to do that.
Quickly glancing at the Calendar app icon on your Home screen can be a fast and effective way to discern the date/day in a pinch, but iOS developer Maxwell Lang wanted to expand upon that idea with the release of a new free jailbreak tweak called Monthlicon.
As the name of the tweak implies, Monthlicon keeps you informed of the current month in addition to the date and day. It does so by replacing the Calendar app’s Home screen label with the name of the month.
Learn how to show upcoming birthdays for family and friends in the Apple Calendar app on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web so you never forget to congratulate them again.
HomePod will be picking up support for the stock Calendar app with iOS 11.4.
You could argue that Apple's Scott Forstall-era iPhone software gave digital skeuomorphic designs a bad name, especially after skeuomorphism escalated to an obnoxious level in iOS 6 which culminated with Forstall's departure and the Great Flattening of iOS.
This troubleshooting guide goes over all the effective solutions to fix the problem of your iPhone contacts and calendar events not syncing to their respective apps on your Apple Watch.
Google's Calendar app on the web just got its first major redesign since 2011.