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Google Calendar now editable on iPhone and Android

Google Calendar for iPhone and Android just got an important update that makes it a lot more viable as your main mobile option for keeping track of events. Specifically, you can now edit events directly from the mobile interface. According to the Official Google Mobile Blog, editing events in mobile calendar was the number one request from users on Google Product Ideas.

This move makes so much sense. It's nice to have a calendar you can check at a glance -- and with Google Calendar, you'll still see your recently viewed events even when your device doesn't have an Internet connection -- but it's a huge handicap if you can't change your RSVP status or other details about your appointments. If you were unsure about switching to Google Calendar because it lacked editing features, you might want to reconsider now.
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