Google Calendar on Android Can Automatically Add Passcodes for Conference Calls

Google Calendar on Android Can Automatically Add Passcodes for Conference Calls

Conference call crusaders, Google Calendar just became your best friend. Through an update to the Google Calendar app on Android, passcodes can now be automatically added to conference phone numbers, decreasing your chances of punching an incorrect code and having to call back. 

The passcodes are found by Google Calendar from the location or notes field in the calendar event you are calling from, so be sure that information is included going forward. If it is, a tap on the conference call number from within an event will ask if you want Google to call with or without the code. How handy.

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Business Calendar Pro 2 v2.14.4 APK

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Business Calendar 2 is the successor of our award-winning calendar app! Business Calendar 2 Procom.appgenix.bizcalFeature Overview: event planner and task management month, week and day view agenda with live search year view uses Android calendar sync which allows synchronization e.g. with Google Calendar and Exchange support for local calendars and …
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Sunrise the Calendar App I Already Miss Dearly Shuts Down August 31

Sunrise the Calendar App I Already Miss Dearly Shuts Down August 31

Yeah, I know, that was the perfect opportunity to toss out some lame sun setting joke, but I spared you. Instead, just know this – Sunrise, the really, really good calendar app that Microsoft bought back in 2015 before deciding to kill it off in an attempt to sucker you into using its Outlook app (which I understand is a solid app, but do not care because its existence means the death of Sunrise), will fully shutdown on August 31 and completely stop working. 

The Sunrise team, which is probably awesome even as Microsoft employees, penned a blog post today to talk about the end. It’s heartfelt, but ultimately talks about bringing Sunrise’s life to a close because they aren’t supporting it at all anymore. That includes not providing bug fixes. Rather than abandon Sunrise and turn your beautiful memories of it into terrible, “YOU SHOULD UPDATE THIS PIECE OF GARBAGE” ratings on Google Play, it’s best to just let it go.

I probably won’t ever let Microsoft live this down and will complain about it every time another calendar app comes out, but you should let it go.

Goodbye, dear friend, Sunrise.

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