Google Calendar: Get Organized

Now that Sunrise has been shut down, what calendar app should you get to replace it? Our list can help.

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Not all Google geeks use Android. Bring popular productivity tools to your iPhone or iPad with these native versions of your favorite apps.

The 'Smart Suggestions' service now works with 30 different languages, enabling more users to quickly add new events.

Google Calendar now lets you add reminders and keep track of the things you still need to do. Reminders have existed across a few Google apps already — Inbox, Now, and Keep — but they're now receiving full integration inside of Calendar. When you create a Reminder, it'll appear on your calendar at the date and time it's been set for. But unlike an event, it won't just disappear; if you don't check off that you've completed the action, the reminder will appear at the top of your calendar the next...

Google makes so many apps for iOS, we thought maybe we could live the Android life on our iPhones. Joel Mathis tried it for a week. Here's what you need to know.

Two significant apps hit Apple's mobile and desktop operating systems today, as the long-awaited Google Calendar debuted for iPhone and console classic Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath landed on Mac.

Google today launched the redesigned version of its mobile Calendar app on iPhone. The new app, which follows Google’s new Material Design guidelines, includes all the features Google previously announced when it launched its updated Calendar App for Android.

Last fall, Google released a redesigned calendar app for Android, and said it was working on bringing it to iOS, as well. That day has come: for the first time, iPhone users have a full-fledged, official Google Calendar app. While Google's calendaring system has always been supported by the default iOS calendar, a host of third-party options have sprung up over the years in an attempt to work better with Google....