Also, the implementation of the "appointments" feature that they just rolled out in google calendar is broken; it doesn't respect existing events in the same calendar, which is just half assed.
Google Calendar now uses machine learning to help you accomplish your goals
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#42I wish they'd just fix search. I use Google Calendar heavily, averaging ~10 entries per day for the last 5+ years, and then some entries per day all the way back to when it was launched. I can put information in easily enough, and with a few IFTTT recipes I'm able to treat Google Calendar not just as a schedule for upcoming events, appointments and reminders, but as a historical log of everything I've done. It is a t…
I just wish they fixed scheduling . If it's 12:10 AM, and I set an alarm for 8 tomorrow in Google Now, I want it for the morning, not 32 hours time. Compare with Siri, which actually asks you explicitly.
Awkward, but works.
Re: Google Calendar now uses machine learning to help you accomplish your goals
#43I wish they'd just fix search. I use Google Calendar heavily, averaging ~10 entries per day for the last 5+ years, and then some entries per day all the way back to when it was launched. I can put information in easily enough, and with a few IFTTT recipes I'm able to treat Google Calendar not just as a schedule for upcoming events, appointments and reminders, but as a historical log of everything I've done. It is a t…
I just wish they fixed scheduling . If it's 12:10 AM, and I set an alarm for 8 tomorrow in Google Now, I want it for the morning, not 32 hours time. Compare with Siri, which actually asks you explicitly.
Re: Google Calendar now uses machine learning to help you accomplish your goals
#44Re: Google Calendar now uses machine learning to help you accomplish your goals
#45I wish they'd just fix search. I use Google Calendar heavily, averaging ~10 entries per day for the last 5+ years, and then some entries per day all the way back to when it was launched. I can put information in easily enough, and with a few IFTTT recipes I'm able to treat Google Calendar not just as a schedule for upcoming events, appointments and reminders, but as a historical log of everything I've done. It is a t…
Quote "It is a time based database of my life" Exactly that's the reason I want to drop all Google products. Until now I found an alternative to Gmail. Google Reader went bust and I live happily without it. Google Calendar is the last bit I need to find an alternative for. I thought that all you hackers here are more independent than me. Why don't you create your own local "Google Calendar"? no one will judge you for…
Re: Google Calendar now uses machine learning to help you accomplish your goals
#46I wish they'd just fix search. I use Google Calendar heavily, averaging ~10 entries per day for the last 5+ years, and then some entries per day all the way back to when it was launched. I can put information in easily enough, and with a few IFTTT recipes I'm able to treat Google Calendar not just as a schedule for upcoming events, appointments and reminders, but as a historical log of everything I've done. It is a t…
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#47The play store webpage in the browser says something else (Updated: April 6, 2016 Current Version: Varies with device), but if I install that one remotely through the web, it ends up being the same version. Perhaps it's because I'm still running Android 5
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#48I wish Google Calendar on Android would let me use a keypad to enter the time rather than an analog clock. And I'm curious to know what benefit analog provides to some people.
Keyboard entry is a reasonable alternative.
I much prefer the analog clock over the scrolling numbers.
Re: Google Calendar now uses machine learning to help you accomplish your goals
#49I wish they'd just fix search. I use Google Calendar heavily, averaging ~10 entries per day for the last 5+ years, and then some entries per day all the way back to when it was launched. I can put information in easily enough, and with a few IFTTT recipes I'm able to treat Google Calendar not just as a schedule for upcoming events, appointments and reminders, but as a historical log of everything I've done. It is a t…