I published the IIMB PGP99 Birthday calendar online for Google Calendar, iCal, and Mozilla Calendar. You can use the iCal or XML feeds to sync these birthdays and keep track of our cohort's special dates.
I checked out the new Google Calendar release but found the initial loading performance to be quite slow. While the interface is functional once loaded, I also encountered some early bugs importing data in iCal format.
I found early, exclusive screenshots of Google Calendar from 2006. These images provide a historical look at the original user interface and features of the scheduling application during its initial launch and beta phase.
I found Kiko Calendar, a promising online scheduling tool that features a powerful servlet API. It allows developers to build third-party tools that enhance the calendar's value through flexible integration and customization options.
I can quickly create Google Calendar events by sending an SMS to 48368 (GVENT) in the US. Using natural language like 'dinner tomorrow 7pm' allows for instant scheduling via text without needing web access.
I received an invite for Google Spreadsheets and was impressed by its AJAX interface. Despite early criticisms about the lack of integration between Google’s web apps, I find tools like Calendar and Notebook increasingly indispensable.