iCal is a neat little calendar application where you keep track of your appointments.
iCal is a neat little application where you can enter your appointments and keep track of what you are doing during the week, month or years.
The only Mac calendar you need, in my opinion ... maybe it lacks some features for someone but all in all it is a good little app.
It is easy to sync calendars with your mobile phone. Also when I used my Nokia N82 as my primary phone. When out on errands usually I didn't carry around my MacBook but the phone is always there. Then I can just enter my appointments in my phone whenever I see fit. When I get home just sync the phone using iSync and voila. All calendar entries are synced back and forth.
But what if iSync tells me I have an unsupported phone?
No problem at all! You can find plugins to popular phones by just searching the Internet, and I have a little list for you here.
BenQ Siemens iSync plugin
Nova Media
Motorola iSync plugin
Nova Media
Nokia iSync plugin
Nokia
Mactomster
Nova Media
Samsung iSync plugin
Datapilot
Mactomster
Nova Media
SonyEricsson iSync plugin
SonyEricsson
Feisar
Mactomster
Nova Media
Vertu iSync plugin
Vertu
Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Palm iSync plugin
The Missing Sync
Back from iCal to Inside Mac OS X
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