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Everyone should already have it, but Google Calendar is really great for keeping track of your schedule. I'm in grad school, so I know my schedule months in advance. Before semester starts, I spend half an hour or so putting all my classes in. Meetings, appointments, etc go in there as well, once I learn when they are.
I think it's a connection with Google Now (or Google Experience Launcher), but I also make sure to put addresses for things, and so it lets me know when I should be leaving. The downside is that it doesn't account for time spent finding a place to park, and it assumes that you can park right out front (so it doesn't account for time to walk to class from where you park). But, it gives you a notification about 20 minutes before it thinks I have to leave, which gives me enough time. It takes traffic into account for this, which is nice.
>MAYBE SOME ICING
A FULL PIECE WITH ICING ON IT?
>Don't associate this with Reddit. This is about calendars here!
How about the 100Million people who downloaded this app?
>Thanks a lot pal.
[](#helmetbro)
>^^^soonmyfriday?
^^^It'smyfridaytoo...theyliedtome
If you have an ical link/URL, you should be able to login to your Google account on a PC, go to Google Calendar and add the shared calendar to your account.
From there, I think you should be able to see it in S Planner (it uses Google Calendar as the back-end), or you could install Google Calendar.
>u/NoSelf5757 - ...lineageos 19 and mindthegapps the calendar app isn't connected with my google account. If I want to connect it says it's already connected with that account...
Try Calendar app's info > Storage & cache > Clear storage, reboot & wait 2 minutes before opening Calendar.
Normally you can force a fresh sync with > Settings > Accounts > your Gmail account > Account sync > Calendar > toggle off then back on.
Since your setup includes a GApps package what happens if you install the Google Calendar app?
Google Calendar and Samsung Calendar are two separate apps. AFAIK Samsungs come with both pre-installed, but Google Calendar may be disabled or not syncing by default.
Go to Google Calendar, open the drawer on the left (the three horizontal lines menu) and make sure it doesn't say Enable sync next to your Google account. If it does, do enable sync.
Google Assistant reminders are saved in your Google account and only Google Calendar can read and sync them, that's why it's confusing on Samsungs, where there's two accounts, two assistants, two calendar apps etc.
When I set it to English (Sweden), week 2 is --01-11/--01-17, as according to ISO. Make sure it says Monday as the first day of the week. If it's set to Sunday, week 2 will be --01-10/--01-16 instead. You can change first day of the week in the app settings.
You can try to disable week numbering, force closing the app (open recents and swipe it away), and then open it and enable week numbering again. That might refresh it. You can also try restarting your device.
Are you using Google Calendar? Some people have made the mistake thinking the Samsung Calendar is the official in Android. The left side menu should say "Google Calendar" if you got the right one. If you aren't using the Google Calendar, the one you're using might be faulty.
Chrome doesn't have a calendar, it's just a Web browser.
You just need to login to your Google account on your phone with the Android or iOS app for Google Calendar.
https://apps.apple.com/ky/app/google-calendar/id909319292
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Google Calendar - If you've had enough with trying different tasks apps or reminder apps I suggest you try Google Calendar. It's very easy to use, it's made for everyone (you don't have to be crazy busy to use it) and most importantly it doesn't throw many unecessary features at you. I put everything i want to be reminded of in it, even the simplest things like watching a movie this is because i usually forget things and I got tired of that, It's also well integrated with google keep and tasks. Honestly it's my favourite google app.
Bitwarden - It's a simple free password manager that works out of the box and open-source.
sure: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
you can track whatever you want, you can have many different calendars for different topics, you can have reminders. and best of all, there is solid chance, you already have the app.
I'm assuming you're using the TouchWiz/Samsung calendar, try the stock Android calendar. Link
I'm sure there's some setting you can change, I doubt something that obvious would get past Samsung QC. I am not a Samsung user so I'll leave that to someone else.
Most phones have it already installed (on my samsung as s-planner, other phones as Agenda). Ah, I am Dutch, it is google calendar ��
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Calendar wise - The google stock one works well and the ability to access it on a desktop and share with others make it actually pretty impressive. If you need a widget for the home screen then I can't but recommend resizeable cal widget on the app store.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.eggenstein.android.calwidget2&hl=en
Calculators wise this will be down to personal choice, there are 100s of options and depends how in depth and the range of features you need. If you need basic then it's going to be a very difference choice to if you need a full on scientific graphing calculator app.
Never heard of ARKick but it looks quite interesting and novel. Persoanally I use google now to find stuff when I need it and google maps as you can get a map view and the reviews pretty quickly.
thanks!!! this is the app I am using
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar&hl=en
along with this to give me the alerts (because it has better snooze functionality)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitfire.development.calendarsnooze&hl=en
I use Google Calendars. You can sync on pretty much any device. On Mac, you can just sync it to the Apple Calendar program. They have an Android app here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar&hl=en
To have it send you an email summary, log into Google Calendars in a browser, to go to the Gear icon > Settings > Calendar (small blue link, upper left) > Edit notifications (for the calendar you want). Check the box for "Daily agenda" and click the Save button. As far as Facebook sync goes, it looks like you can add birthdays & stuff by copying the URL:
https://androidscrib.com/how-to-sync-facebook-events-to-google-calendar/
Do you have your work schedule in a calendar (e.g. Google Calendar) now? That would make it easy to work with. Or, if you work the same hours each week, profiles could be created based on that.
I've ran into this issue before, install the Google Calendar app and then the option to sync calendar should magically appear in your account settings.
I have had some trouble in the past with the Samsung calendar app. Download the Google Calendar app and see if it knows your stuff.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Do you have Google Calendar installed on your phone? You have to have that app installed on your phone in order for the sync to work.
Google's calendar app is updated in the play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
(Not that I care too much about it, I've switched to Sunrise since Google's last updates).
Calendar events have to have specific time when they start to vibrate so all day calendar events don't vibrate. If it still doesn't vibrate then just download Google Calendar: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
It helps if you set up your schedule from a PC browser. You've got easier control over things.
Then make sure that calendar syncs with this app /widget combo.
You'll need a Google account - probably the one you've set up with your phone.
Then you can change your notification sounds to something to your taste.
c'est la rentrée :-(
quelques applis PC / Mac / mobile / libres pour les étudiants
si vous en avez d'autres à conseiller ou des alternatives libres n'hésitez pas :-)
Calendrier :
- Google Agenda : application sur iOS et Android [et en version web sur Mac/PC]
elle n'est que sur iPhone et pas sur iPad (la dernière fois que j'ai vérifié)
- Si vous avez une messagerie Microsoft Outlook vous pouvez également utiliser le calendrier directement intégré à l'application Outlook qui a incorporé les nouveautés de Sunrise
- alternative libre : Framagenda
LISTE DES TACHES / liste de courses :
Todoist
Wunderlist (bientôt remplacée par Microsoft To Do)
Trello (rajouté après edit, merci /u/j0har1
alternative non GAFAM : ?
PRISE DE NOTES :
LibreOffice Writer
Word
Google docs (existe depuis depuis 2006)
- Apple Pages :
Mac : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/pages/id409201541?mt=12
iOS : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/pages/id361309726?mt=8
PRÉSENTATIONS
LibreOffice
PowerPoint
Apple Keynote : comme pour pages on a maintenant la possibilité d'interagir à plusieurs sur le document.
MATHS
- MyScript Calculator : du calcul le plus simple aux équations les plus complexes. vous avez juste à dessiner les chiffres et les symboles avec votre doigt
iOS : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/myscript-calculator-calculatrice/id578979413?mt=8
Android : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.visionobjects.calculator&hl=fr
TABLEURS
LibreOffice Calc
Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel
Apple Numbers
Numbers iOS : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/numbers/id361304891?mt=8
Numbers Mac : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/numbers/id409203825?mt=12
COURS GRATUITS
iTunes U(niversity) vous permet d’avoir des cours sur des sujets bien précis en vidéo gratuitement
LANGUES ÉTRANGÈRES
application comparable à Google Traduction : Linguee
iOS : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dictionary-linguee-german/id338225335?mt=8
je cherche des informations sur le Maroc & Casablanca.
j'ai trouvé un article intéressant dans Le Monde : "La nouvelle Tanger, grand œuvre de Mohammed VI"
Ce que j'ai trouvé :
La Mosquée Hassan II - Située au bord de l'océan, elle est la troisième plus grande au monde après celle de Médine et de la Mecque. Elle a été imaginée par le Roi Hassan II et a été financée sous la contrainte par tous les marocains. Des millions de marocains, parfois très modestes, arborent fièrement dans leur intérieur une attestation faisant office de quittance de l'argent qu'ils ont versé pour la construction de la mosquée. Elle est ouverte à la visite, y compris pour les non-musulmans. Visite guidée, 120 Dh (1100 Dh pour la visite VIP) toutes les deux heures à partir de 9h, entrée libre peu avant l'heure de la prière. Il faut se déchausser pour visiter l'intérieur, tapissé de tapis traditionnels. Les photos sont autorisées. Attention : pas de visite le vendredi ! Jour de la grande prière hebdomadaire où l'affluence des fidèles bat des records.
La Médina - Beaucoup moins ancienne, et bien moins étendue que ses cousines des grandes villes marocaines, est située près de la gare, du port et de la Mosquée Hassan II. N'hésitez pas à négocier vos achats.
Casa art-déco - Les styles mauresque et art-déco dominent tout le centre ville de Casablanca, dont l'urbanisme fut dessiné par les Français dans les années 30, donnant à la ville, outre des édifices très esthétiques, une cohérence architecturale tout à fait remarquable, qui mérite assurément une promenade.
Quartier des Habous
Si vous avez des conseils à donner pour quelqu'un qui va à Casablance (ne pas critiquer le Roi, ne pas parler du Sahara occidental, ne pas parler des aspects positifs de la colonisation française, ne pas défendre l'Algérie...)
interview radio du psychiatre Serge Tisseron sur les jeux vidéo & la réalité virtuelle.
intérêt de lunettes en Espagne avec caméras sur les médecins / infirmiers / urgentistes pour filmer les blessés
désensibilisation de personnes phobiques aux araignées ou aux avions grâce à la VR
formation de soldats grâce à la VR & à l'AR
maintenance de centrales nucléaires
I used to look at apps all the time too, but I found that I had ridiculously high standards and I wasn't really a major smartphone user so even if I found things I'd never use them on a daily basis.
Here's some I would recommend, though.
Google Calendar - Appointments and events. It syncs to the desktop version so I don't have to worry about losing dates or going days without using my phone and missing an appointment.
Ike - If I don't feel like wasting paper, I'll use this to sort my plans out when I feel the urge to do everything at once. Gives you four categories---focus, goals, fit in, and backburner.
Today's Tasks - After I'm done sorting things with Ike, I work my way down the categories with this. Although Ike works perfectly fine as a task app, I like having my tasks front and center the moment I open the app, and I think it gives me a sense of urgency to only be able to plan today or tomorrow.
Timely - Comes with some nice relaxing alarms to wake up to and the timer, being a timer, can be useful for pomodoros.
Google Keep - Notes on the go! Again, syncs to the desktop version.
Dayboard - Not a smartphone app, but a chrome extension that reminds you of your priorities when you go to a blocked site and has a daily to do list everytime you open the tab.
I just switched from iOS to Android last summer. Here are some of my favorites:
Google Calendar - a better stock app than the calendar, I also believe it is better than sunrise.
<strong>Weather Timeline</strong> - An excellent, clean weather app. Provides very, in-depth hour-by-hour forecasts.
Google Chrome - Better than the stock one; Lightning isn't bad either
Google Messenger - Clean and good messaging for SMSes. Free and no ads.
Cabinet - Simple and clean, no ads file explorer. You'll notice how awesome these are coming from iOS.
Google Clock - Better than the stock ones!
Units - A helpful but less used app. Still nice to have!
Galaxy Button Lights - If you have a Galaxy, you can change the lights. Helpful for using phone at night.
<strong>Phonograph</strong> - The BEST music player out there. Has a dedicated developer. Free and no ads.
reddit is fun - reddit app, but the Official one is now released. Try that one first.
Clipboard Actions - Takes what you just copied or cut and put it up in your notification shade for a whole bunch of other things you can do with it.
Google Keyboard - A good replacement keyboard.
EDIT: formatting (i always dick it up)
A couple that I use. (Android User) 1. Google Calendar Great for keeping track of things I need to do later in the week. I have tried other calendar apps but I keep coming back to this one. 2.Pzizz New app I've been trying. Helps me calm down and sleep. Also helps me focus at work. Combo of prescription and this app. 3. Google Tasks Pretty simple, I tend to have random ideas and thought about things. Don't use it as a task manager more as a notepad.
Tried many different apps, these are the three I continue to use over time. I've added links to help find them
Olha, eu uso o Google Calendar e acho excelente, ajuda muito. Deixo um widget na tela inicial do celular, então sempre que pego o celular dou de cara com os compromissos. Dá pra usar cores específicas para cada tipo de compromisso (médico, trabalho, faculdade, família, namorada, amigos, atividades físicas [você precisa selecionar a cor manualmente sempre que criar o compromisso]), adicionar o endereço do compromisso, observações, convidar pessoas (isso eu não uso então não sei como funciona)... Só perde o compromisso se quiser. ;)
Edit.: uso ele (o Calendar) mais pra compromissos específicos. Se a sua intenção algo pra montar/seguir uma rotina recomendo fortemente o app TimeTune, ele é simplesmente maravilhoso. Se quiser algo pra criar hábitos, recomendo o Loop - habit tracker ou Habit Tracker.
I am a daily Google Calendar user on a Chromebook and you have a few good options to choose from:
Use the Google Calendar Android app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar&hl=en_US
Use the Chromebook app from the Chrome Web Store. If I remember correctly this is just a glorified shortcut to the website. Keep in mind you may want to enable notifications to stay informed.
OR
Create your own shortcut using Chrome. https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/answer/3060053?hl=e
- Don’t do anything and just tweak notifications to taste and keep https://calendar.google.com open in a tab. This is my preferred option and I just pin the tab along with my other most frequently used web apps and sites. https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/2391819?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en
Good luck!
> access/update on my phone and computer. Is Google Calendar best for that?
Yep. Especially seeing you have an Android phone, it's probably already installed on your phone by default, just login to your Google account.
And bookmark https://calendar.google.com/calendar on your computer's browser bookmark bar.
No reason to use anything else really.
> lots of different lists and have them easily accessible on my phone and computer
I've tried a million different systems for this kind of stuff. For you use: https://trello.com/
- super simple to use the basics features (which is all you need)
- lets you make use of horizontal space on your computer screen seeing you can have multiple "lists" on a single "board" (screen)
- you can drag up/right/left/right within and between the lists, very efficent
- behind each card you can also have checklists, so think of it like a sub-list within one parent list item
- Here's a video overview of Trello. - you won't need most of
I use it for all my personal stuff, and also with clients.
hiduplah secara modern... jangan dibikin susah....
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
I've read a lot and honestly believe that the first thing you need to do is to gain productivity skills, and then move to choosing productivity tools. Here's a nice article by Maura Thomas on this topic: https://hbr.org/2016/08/until-you-have-productivity-skills-productivity-tools-are-useless
From my personal experience it's important:
1) Start filtering tasks and prioritize them (why do I need to do this, how important is it, etc)
2) Write them down as something easily measurable (create smaller tasks that could be completed during 1h or less)
3) Keep the to-do list clear (when it's messy it really annoying and don't want to even look at it)
4) Track the time and plan accordingly, because usually, we tend to over-plan...
5) If you're using some app, make sure it fits well to your workflow. Choose calendar tools that can be simply integrated with your todo app (Google Calendar+Focuster, in my case). Try to cover the basic needs you have and do not overwhelm yourself with tools. If you need something to get started with, I would recommend start using pen and paper and get stick to the planning recommendations above (fewer tasks for the day, prioritization, time tracking etc).
I hope it will help.
Formatted & Alphabetized by category:
APP Store
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| F-Droid | Free | is a great app repository for open source apps. |
| XDA Labs | Free | Also is good |
Calendar
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Free | I use Google Calendar because of its beautiful design and simplicity. |
| Today Calendar | $5.00 | I'm not a power user by any means so if you use your calendar a lot Google Calendar will probably fall short. [This is] the app that I've heard is good for heavy use. |
Cloud Storage
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Google Drive | Free | [Compared to Dropbox] it has more storage on their free plan and I use Google Docs a lot and those files don't count against my storage. |
| Mega | Free | if you're running out of storage on a plan and you're a cheapskate like me Mega gives you 50GB on their free plan :O. |
Education
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Khan Academy | Free | s great for stuff you didn't you didn't understand in class with over 10,000 video lessons so there is no need to worry about a topic being too specific. |
| Wikipedia | Free | Also you can't forget [Wikipedia!] |
Health Tracking
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| S. Health | Free | usually I dislike like the way Samsung designs their apps but for S Health the design just works and doesn't look to bad either with S Health you can track your steps,sleep and calories. You can set daily goals and compete against your friends. |
Icon Packs
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Elun | $1.00 | nice circle icon pack |
| Darkmatter | $1.00 | a dark outlined icon pack |
| Whicons | Free | a white icon Pack |
| Zwart | Free | a black icon pack |
| CandyCons | Free | An Icon pack with vibrant colours and outside of the box design |
Keyboard
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Swiftkey | Free | because of its prediction system and also I really like how it looks. Also the swipe gestures are quite reliable. |
Launcher
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nova Launcher Prime | $5.00 | because of the sheer customization it offers. |
Music
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Spotify | -- | is a great and well designed app with the standard amount of songs for these services. |
| Deezer Premium | -- | if you're a Three customer you can get 3 months free of Deezer Premium which is nearly identical to Spotify Premium. Here is that deal. |
News
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| News360 | Free | News360 lets you add interests and it will give you stories about the topics you chose also you can like or dislike to tune your recommendations. |
| Feedly | Free | This is a a bit like News360 but rather than interests it lets you put in websites or RSS feeds. |
Notes
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Google Keep | Free | - |
| Evernote | Free | if not Keep is a great simple app that is well designed. You can create reminders in just a few taps. |
Photo Editor
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Snapseed | Free | is a great all round editor you can completely change the photo or just add some text. |
TV and Movies
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Terrarium TV | Free | has a non complicated interface that gets straight to the stuff you want to watch, has plenty of series and movies with Chromecast support unfortunately it needs MX Player to work. |
| Kodi | Free | good if you take the time to set it up but a bit overkill of you just want to stream some movies. |
| MX Player | Free | - |
Wallpapers
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Backdrops | Free | it just has a unique style to it that other apps don't have. |
Weather
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Weather Timeline | $1.00 | This is one of the best designed apps I've seen and the weather is quite reliable too. The widget is also very customizable. |
Writing
| App | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Google Docs | Free | while Word is better on desktop on mobile Docs hits the sweet spot between having plenty of features and not being overwhelming or being unsuited to a mobile interface.And the features Docs has are all neatly tucked away in easy to find menus. |
If I where you since your depressed I highly recommend making Google schedule it will help with your mood https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Top 5 Tech Solution to help parents with their children's distance learning
Since the beginning of the school year, parents face drawbacks of their children's remote learning. However, techno solutions may be beneficial for the whole family.
- Get access to your child's <strong>Google Classroom</strong>
To make your life easier, get the excess to your child's Google Classroom to know what assignments they need to do and be aware of the due dates.
- Install the alarm or <strong>Google Calendar</strong> notifications on your child's Chromebook
Sometimes children might forget about their class meetings or may pretend that they do not remember the exact time. To avoid this situation, set up the alarm or Google Calendar notifications to remind your child about the classes and reduce your level of stress.
- Install a <strong>Digital Diary</strong>
It is made to RECEIVE attendance, tests, timetable, homework, exam planner etc. from School, College and Classes. You can learn from videos which are shared by your institute. You can view online learning videos from this app.
- Install <strong>ClassDojo</strong>
ClassDojo connects teachers with students and parents to build amazing classroom communities. Teachers can encourage students for any skill or value — whether it's working hard, being kind, helping others or something else. Students can showcase and share their learning by adding photos and videos to their portfolios. Get parents engaged by sharing photos and videos of wonderful classroom moments.
Free-Pa is an everyday online assistance that helps children with remote learning. If you are busy and work full-time but want to delegate your child's homework to professionals, this platform is for you. This platform helps work and busy parents to reduce stress and be aware of the child's strengths and weaknesses through daily reports sent by Free-Pa's assistants.
Top 5 Tech Solution to help parents with their children's distance learning
Since the beginning of the school year, parents face drawbacks of their children's remote learning. However, techno solutions may be beneficial for the whole family.
- Get access to your child's <strong>Google Classroom</strong>
To make your life easier, get the excess to your child's Google Classroom to know what assignments they need to do and be aware of the due dates.
- Install the alarm or <strong>Google Calendar</strong> notifications on your child's Chromebook
Sometimes children might forget about their class meetings or may pretend that they do not remember the exact time. To avoid this situation, set up the alarm or Google Calendar notifications to remind your child about the classes and reduce your level of stress.
- Install a <strong>Digital Diary</strong>
It is made to RECEIVE attendance, tests, timetable, homework, exam planner etc. from School, College and Classes. You can learn from videos which are shared by your institute. You can view online learning videos from this app.
- Install <strong>ClassDojo</strong>
ClassDojo connects teachers with students and parents to build amazing classroom communities. Teachers can encourage students for any skill or value — whether it's working hard, being kind, helping others or something else. Students can showcase and share their learning by adding photos and videos to their portfolios. Get parents engaged by sharing photos and videos of wonderful classroom moments.
Free-Pa is an everyday online assistance that helps children with remote learning. If you are busy and work full-time but want to delegate your child's homework to professionals, this platform is for you. This platform helps work and busy parents to reduce stress and be aware of the child's strengths and weaknesses through daily reports sent by Free-Pa's assistants.
Open that app, fill the desired fields, then later refer to informations needed, enjoy.
Productivity
Google Calendar (Calendar Widget by Home Agenda)
This seems to be the best calendar for Android, using several calendar for personal, events, work, tasks and workouts. The Calendar Widget is the most beautiful one I've seen yet.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.agenda
Google Task
Just wanted something simple for my todo list, used to have Todoist but I don't feel the need for what it offers at the moment.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.tasks
Gmail
I basically never get mail, used Inbox by Google before they killed it off. Does a good job importing travel, hotels and event into the calendar.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.gm
Notion
Pretty new to this one, replaced OneNote for ideas,notes and writing.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=notion.id
Tide
My pomodoro-timer of choice, have thunder sounds.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.moreless.tide
Swipetimes
Want to get into timetracking, this one seems to be the best android have to offer.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lc.st.free
Steaming
- Spotify
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spotify.music
- Pocketcast
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.shiftyjelly.pocketcasts - Netflix
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netflix.mediaclient
Misc
- Google maps
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.maps
Lastpass
If you don't have a password manager yet, get it. All of them seems to work fine I just happend to use Lastpass.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lastpass.lpandroid
reddit is fun
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andrewshu.android.reddit
Nova Launcher
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teslacoilsw.launcher
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Try downloading this on your phone.
Google Calendar from the app store. Nicer than most stock anyway.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Yeah that certainly seems like an issue. Is the calendar app you have installed the one from Google? It's available here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Hi, thanks for your reply! The default app is Google Calendar - play store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Or Google Calendar, if you have an iPhone
Google Calendar widget.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
Syncing your schedule with Google Calendar and then using the mobile app (Android or iOS) or Chrome Extension is great if you're like me and have a terrible memory. Luckily my school has a schedule export url that I can import into Google Calendar to make is super easy.
Check this out. Google Calendar. THe latest update is beatiful. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar&hl=en
> play store ratings dropped
This is false, ratings are remaining about the same. In fact, newer reviews praise Google's "eye for design": https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
> Google camera design
How is it garbage? It's so much easier to access the different camera modes; Portrait mode used to take two taps and a few seconds of loading to get to, and now it's just a single swipe.