Google’s slick, modern-looking Calendar app for Android and iOS practically reads your mind as you’re creating an event, suggesting times, people and places that you can quickly add with a tap. As intuitive as it is, though, you can make it even better if you tweak a few settings. Read on to learn how to pick a default time for calendar alerts, create recurring events, set aside some “me time,” and more.
1. Let Calendar’s event editor fill in the blanks
The first step to adding an event or reminder to Google Calendar is to tap the big red + button in the bottom corner of the screen. When you do (and once you choose from Reminder or Event), the cursor will jump to the top of the event form, which looks like your typical title field.
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