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July 01, 2007

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If you've got a Google Calendar and an iPhone then mobilegcal.com is your best bet.

Service is hosted on a Mac Server, real-time access to all calendars and dates (true wireless) with add, update and delete functionality.

Thanks Mark, but as one of the developers of Spanning Sync I'm partial to our solution. :-)

-Charlie

Thanks for the "new events" workaround in iTunes. I noticed the bug but didn't think to try selecting all of the calendars individually.

I'd also like to thank you for figuring out a workaround to the annoying calendar selection bug! I found you when I Googled the problem and your solution worked perfectly.

My situation was really messed up -- my last calendar is a shared calendar I've subscribed to, so my events were getting "added" to the shared calendar...and then DELETED the next time the subscription was refreshed!! :(

i noticed that when making a recurring event, i was unable to select which individual days the event repeated on as in ical. this is a HUGE problem... for example, i add 'weights and cycling' and try to repeat it M-F. no dice, right?

i'm imagine all these issues will be addressed in the next release, but i need this ability NOW....i still love my phone, but without the cal being fixed, i'm misssing a big part of the reason i bought iphone in the first place.

.nil

.nil

Yep, you're right. To create a recurring event with anything but the most basic recurrence rule (e.g., "Every week"), you need to create it in iCal and then sync. I can only imagine that iPhone Calendar will get a big upgrade soon.

-c

Thanks for the information. It was concise and really helpful.

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