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[Update: for Android 4.0.3+] Official Google Calendar application now available for all on Google Play

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Google’s Calendar application, which was previously only available on select Android devices (i.e. Nexus devices) is now available for all via Google Play. I’ve always been a fan of Google’s calendar application over OEMs’ take on the app, so it’s a really good booster for the Android OS.

If you haven’t already downloaded the app, then head over to Google Play to check it out and have a spin.

Source: Android Google+ Page

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  • Cam Charles

    they also appear to have made some changes to the app itself dont really no what but my widget on my home screen just developed itself a transparent blue box containing the date, it was grey this morning :P

    • http://androidaustralia.com.au Josh Berg

      I’m loving that blue look. Makes my design have a whole new feel.

  • Slaine

    Known issues with HTC devices:

    - Day and week views may not work on some HTC devices.
    - Notes and pictures may be removed from all calendar events, but will still be available in HTC’s Notes app.
    - Local unsynced events may be lost after installing Google Calendar.
    - Notifications won’t make sounds unless HTC’s Calendar app is disabled.
    - Touching an email invitation in a mail app opens Calendar in the browser rather than the app.

    Yeah, I don’t think I’ll be installing this on my HTC One X any time soon. To be honest, I really really like the way HTC handles the calendar and agenda, so it will take a fair bit to encourage me to install it.

    • http://androidaustralia.com.au Josh Berg

      Yeah, stay with the stock. While the Agenda widget for HTC Sense devices looks nice and (theoretically) works well, I find it to have too many bugs to work well enough for me.