Is There A Google Calendar App For Mac

Originally Posted by revlimiter;13254553 Thanks! +rep I downloaded Thunderbird and Lightning for Snow Leopard.

The Verdict: Fantastical 2 is the best calendar app for Mac The original Fantastical for macOS was the best option for quickly adding and reviewing calendar entries. Version 2 keeps all its advantages while adding the functionality of more robust calendar applications.

Is there any way to sync mail as soon as you get it? I have this issue with Gmail notifier, it only checks every 15 minutes but my iPhone will let me know as soon as new mail arrives in my inbox. Also, for Lightning, I can't seem to get it to sync with my Google Calendar account? Went into options but couldn't find it there. Hiding somewhere else? Yes, you would set it up using IMAP instead of POP.

IMAP is a push system whereas POP checks on regular intervals. Also, with IMAP, any changes you make to the mail happens real-time on the server as well. You read a message, it's marked as read on the server.

You delete a message, same thing. Using IMAP can be sluggish though because it downloads messages real-time each time you open the client or check different folders.

There is an option to save client-side with IMAP, like POP does, by going to Account Settings.->Synchronization & Storage> and then ticking 'Keep messages for this account on this computer.' Now you have copies saved on your computer in case you ever don't have internet for whatever reason, and it will make navigating through things on the client as quick as with POP. Thunderbird has tags, but those don't sync with Gmail labels in any way, so I just use the browser Gmail. I just leave Thunderbird running in the tray, like I said, so I have the offline copies of my email if I ever need them and to get the calender alerts.

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Google today it has updated its with long-awaited iPad support. The app is essentially the same as the iPhone version, but it is now optimized for the tablet's larger screen. Google said a Today view widget for Notification Center and the Lock screen is coming soon. Here's a quick overview of the app's features: • Different ways to view your calendar - Quickly switch between month, week and day view. • Events from Gmail - Flight, hotel, concert, restaurant reservations and more are added to your calendar automatically. • To-dos - Use Reminders to create and view to-dos alongside your events.

• Goals - Add personal goals—like “run 3 times a week”—and Calendar will schedule time for them automatically. • Quick event creation - Smart suggestions for event titles, places and people save you time when creating events. • All your calendars in one place - Google Calendar works with all calendars on your device, including Exchange and iCloud can be downloaded for free on the App Store []. I haven't downloaded it, but from the app store details it looks like every other calendar app, where the month view is just a circle around the day and events at the bottom. But at least it's not colored dots. IMO, Readdle's Calendars5 has the best month view of the several I've tried.