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2006-07-10
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Anyone developing a google calendar app for nokia 770?
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2006-07-10
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I've considered it. The lack of an offline, synchronizing Google Calendar application for the Nokia 770 is the only thing keeping me from actually using Google Calendar... But I don't really have enough free time to invest at the moment, unfortunately.
Actually, what I'd really want is a combined Google Calendar/Contacts application, but unfortunately the Contacts data doesn't have a feed, so anything done would have to be a hack (like gmail-agent).
Actually, what I'd really really want would be for Nokia to build all of the above into the existing Nokia 770's Contacts application.
Actually, what I'd really want is a combined Google Calendar/Contacts application, but unfortunately the Contacts data doesn't have a feed, so anything done would have to be a hack (like gmail-agent).
Actually, what I'd really really want would be for Nokia to build all of the above into the existing Nokia 770's Contacts application.
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2006-07-10
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@ UK
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The latest version of GPE Calendar has support for remote calendars, I've used it with ScheduleWorld but I belive it works with Google:
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Applicati...dd7bca33043a8c
HTH,
Andrew
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Applicati...dd7bca33043a8c
HTH,
Andrew
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2006-07-19
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@ UK
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Excellent.. I'll try that with gcal.
Andrew - do you know what format the calendar url needs to be in for GPE-Cal to subscribe to the remote calendar? (i.e. is it expecting xml, ical, html, etc)
Andrew - do you know what format the calendar url needs to be in for GPE-Cal to subscribe to the remote calendar? (i.e. is it expecting xml, ical, html, etc)
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2006-07-19
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@ UK
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n'mind - it uses .ics - http://fl0rian.wordpress.com/2006/06...s-for-os-2006/
I have it subscribing to my gcal, but it's one way (i.e. you can't add an event in GPE-cal and get it synced to gcal). It also doesn't seem to notice when an event is deleted from gcal.
I have it subscribing to my gcal, but it's one way (i.e. you can't add an event in GPE-cal and get it synced to gcal). It also doesn't seem to notice when an event is deleted from gcal.
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2006-07-19
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@ Texas
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Originally Posted by mdunn77
Can you just refresh or do you have to relink it?
n'mind - it uses .ics - http://fl0rian.wordpress.com/2006/06...s-for-os-2006/
I have it subscribing to my gcal, but it's one way (i.e. you can't add an event in GPE-cal and get it synced to gcal). It also doesn't seem to notice when an event is deleted from gcal.
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2006-07-19
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@ UK
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apparently you can only sync one way with gcal at the moment (i.e. reading from gcal)
the only way to get stuff into gcal currently is by using it's 'import calendar' feature and import an ical or csv file - http://www.google.com/support/calend...y?answer=34573
the only way to get stuff into gcal currently is by using it's 'import calendar' feature and import an ical or csv file - http://www.google.com/support/calend...y?answer=34573
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2006-07-19
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Originally Posted by mdunn77
I am trying to import a ical file (.ics) off of mac.com and have been unsuccessful, anything I may be missing?apparently you can only sync one way with gcal at the moment (i.e. reading from gcal)
the only way to get stuff into gcal currently is by using it's 'import calendar' feature and import an ical or csv file - http://www.google.com/support/calend...y?answer=34573
TIA
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2006-07-20
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what do you mean by "unsuccessful" ? Did it import anything at all?
you might want to do some googling... search for
google calendar import ical
and you'll find lots of hits
you might want to do some googling... search for
google calendar import ical
and you'll find lots of hits
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2006-07-20
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Originally Posted by mdunn77
Nope, nothing came through and it didn't say anything like it could not get the data. I am probably doing something wrong.
what do you mean by "unsuccessful" ? Did it import anything at all?
you might want to do some googling... search for
google calendar import ical
and you'll find lots of hits