Microsoft is updating some of the apps that come preloaded with Windows 11. To start, you’ll find a new version of the Snipping Tool that borrows a handful of features from Microsoft’s Snip & Sketch ...

Customize your calendar app to suit your needs, whether you prefer a minimalist interface or extensive customization options. Google Calendar integrates well with other Google apps and offers smart ...

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Does the world need more calendar apps? That’s the first question that came to my mind when I heard that Notion, the incredibly popular note-taking and project management service, was launching a ...

Apple’s Calendar and Reminders apps have long been core pillars of the company’s productivity offerings on the iPhone, Mac, and more. In iOS 18, Apple is supercharging these tools by integrating ...

When comparing calendar apps, there are plenty of third-party options that offer more features than Apple Calendar. Fantastical is a personal favorite. It excels at offering power user tools like ...

Microsoft is giving the Windows 11 treatment to a handful of core apps in the next Insider Preview build of the upcoming operating system. Mail, Calendar, the Calculator, and the Snipping Tool are all ...

Windows 11 started rolling out a month ago but since it's being distributed in a staggered manner, not everyone has received it yet. While there are ways to jump the queue, it's advisable to first ...

The Calendar app works offline, but you need to sign in to your Microsoft account to sync it with Google Calendar, iCloud, etc. In this post, we will share a detailed tutorial on how to use the ...

Quick: What app do you use to manage your calendar on your phone? If you’re anything like most people I hear from, the answer’s probably something along the lines of: “Uh…whatever calendar app came on ...

The recently concluded Apple’s WWDC 2024 event grabbed eyeballs worldwide. While iOS 18 has been the talk of the town with features like the ability to move app icons anywhere on the iPhone’s home ...