Let's Talk Calendars

DarkPikaJP

Lately I have been creating off-topic posts that go more into software and apps, such as Google Calendar, which I have been using for as long as I can remember. It would probably be one of those things that would be hard to switch. It probably took me too long but I just recently learned how to invite/sync someone else’s Google calendar to my account-without having to sign in as them. Tasks are built in which is great-Maybe I’ll make a post about this later. I feel the more time that goes by the more I use Google Calendar.

I look forward to reading y’all’s thoughts.

Lili_Anderson

DarkPikaJP

Me gusta mucho el calendario Google, además de que no e usado otro que me ayude tanto, es muy bueno además de tener lo necesario

Siento que está muy bien personalizado y muy versátil ante todo, a mí me funciona perfectamente y me ayuda a organizar algunos días en los cuales tengo que hacer algo importante

Hasta que no encuentre otro que lo supere seguiré estando en el Google calendario 📆 👌🏻

Menguelez

DarkPikaJP Im with you, only use Google calendar, i am satisfied with it and not know another app type calendar

Badia

DarkPikaJP

Same as Menguelez and Techspace, I just use Google Calendar and that’s it, and I’ve gotten used to it and feel comfortable with it. :)

MAlejandroRobledoAguilar

DarkPikaJP

Yo utilizo Google Calender, porque es el que siempre a venido en mis dispositivos android y sinceramente es el que más me gusta su diseño limpio con colores normales que no llaman tanto la atención y su funcionamiento es muy bueno, no como otros apps de calendarios es buena y siempre la estaré usando.

TechSpace_YT

Only Google calendar and it does the job :)

sql_server

I also use only Google Calendar… it’s the best!

El_Baloos

DarkPikaJP For a while I used the one from Microsoft and it was a mistake since it didn’t notify me of anything. It’s most likely my fault for not knowing how to configure it, but hey, a calendar should be intuitive, and if you have to get a postgraduate degree to configure it, it wouldn’t be as usable, so I’m sticking with Google, which apparently understands very well the simplicity and efficiency that it should have.