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Google Calender for Mobile Phones

Google relased a calender application for mobile phones. To use the service point your mobile browser to http://www.google.com/calendar/m you’ll see your agenda of upcoming events, complete with date, time, location etc details. Google Blogoscoped reported that you can even add new events quite easily from your phone.

We realize that more people in the world have mobile phones than have computers, and people take their cell phones with them everywhere. Since one of our main goals on the Calendar team is to make planning your events and maintaining your schedule as easy as possible, starting today, you can access your Google Calendar account from your cell phone! [Via Google Blog]

Google Calender for Mobiles

[Source & Image Credit Google Blogoscoped]

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  1. listikal says

    Unfortunately Verizon sucks when it comes to web apps. They force their lame ass “Mobile Web” on you and you can’t play with applications like these.

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