Google appears to have quietly added CalDAV support to Google Calendar which means you can now get two-way syncing with Apple's iCal. In theory any calendar program that supports the CalDAV protocol ...

My five-year-old iPod can sync with iCal, and the iPhone/iPod touch have had this capability from day one. MobileMe took this capability a bit further by syncing the calendar application on the iPhone ...

Can I Import an ICS file into Google Calendar? To import a .ics or iCalender file to your Google Calendar, open Google Calendar Settings and navigate to Import & export tab. Next, select the .ics file ...

Want to get your Google Calendar in iCal? Google releases a new Mac application called Calaboration that lets you get two-way sync without having to hunt down subscription codes. Josh Lowensohn joined ...

Is having calendar information online, on the desktop, and on a mobile phone too much to ask? Google apparently doesn't think so anymore, as the company has quietly enabled sync for Google Calendar, ...

The iCal application that comes with Apple's OS X can handle all the same calendar functions as Google calendar, but on your local system. Syncing with your Google account is already built in to the ...

In a blog post by Engineering Director David Besbris Google announced its support for the CalDAV protocol. This means that you can now use iCal with Google Calendar, allowing you to work offline, sync ...

If you’re a Google Calendar user, you may have had issues adding events to your calendar when someone sends them to you attached to an email in iCal format (the files usually looks like “invite.ics”).

Call me crazy, but I think Google is using some kind of mental suggestion on me while I sleep, as I am slowly falling for their products one by one (maybe I should shut my Mac off at night so they can ...

Woody Allen famously quipped that 80 percent of success is showing up. If your life is ruled by appointments, then you need a good calendaring program like Apple’s iCal. On the other hand, the big ...

Now that MobileMe has gotten stable (knock on wood, touch rabbit’s foot, cross fingers), I’ve come to depend on having that information synchronized between all of my computers. I take it for granted.