We’ve never liked iCal, and its new Calendar guise under OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion doesn’t address most of our complaints. The awful leatherette look remains, editing existing events is still clumsy, ...
Apple’s iCal ( ), included with OS X, is easy to use—and its price can’t be beat. But it’s not especially powerful or flexible, and the improvements Apple has made to it in recent years have been ...
If you rely on your calendar app to keep yourself focused and productive, you’ll quickly run into the limitations of Apple’s Calendar (known before its Mountain Lion incarnation as iCal). Many ...
We’re fans of BusyCal, the replacement for Apple’s Calendar app from BusyMac. The company has announced that on 20 April 2017, Google will no longer allow apps to sign in to Google Calendar using “web ...
If you're fine with Apple's free Calendar app, then BusyCal 3.1.5 is interesting just for its long history, but if you need more powerful features, the app is a strong contender for best-in-class. The ...
There are plenty of product announcements coming out of the 2009 Macworld Expo, including one from BusyMac about an application that looks like it will give iCal a run for its money. The company's new ...
We all count on our calendars to keep us organized and up-to-date. But even your well-worn iCal and Google Calendar could be more useful. For proof, just take a look at what BusyCal 3 can do. BusyCal ...
Flexibits today introduced Fantastical 1.0.2, an upgrade to its innovative Mac calendar app that includes one of its most requested features, BusyCal support. Fantastical is a front-end to your ...
The BusyCal public beta is out! I got a preview of BusyCal while at WWDC this year, and have been anxiously awaiting the chance to put it into action. As the developers state on the homepage: "Think ...
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