Better Calendar App?

[CKyle22]

As I understand, the stock calendar app doesn't allow you to set biweekly appointments, and doesn't allow you to set more than 3 hours reminders time.

Is there a better one or will I have to deal with the stock one? Not that it's bad, these are just little quirks.

 

[Olderslower]

I agree, is there any chance that it will be updated to do bi weekly repeating appointments?

 

[Crewski]

Since the stock calendar is using google calendar, you can go on your computer to google calendar and send up biweekly appointments there. I have done it that way.

 

[nyijedi]

Also, if you want a nice widget for your calendar, get purecalendar widget. It's AMAZING.

 

[willmiller82]

Im also looking for a better phone calendar application. I just dont really like the look or the UI of the stock calendar and since i dont really use g-mail its not convienant for me to set up using that method.

 

[M1dnite]

Also, if you want a nice widget for your calendar, get purecalendar widget. It's AMAZING.

I second this. I use it, looks good.

 

[chomorro]

I was looking at the pure calendar but i didnt see any reviews from droid users so i was hesitant to spend on it, especially since i dont know how much it costs lol. I know i can just look up the conversion.

This one is a good one for the Droid?

 

[thegipper]

For reminders i get 3hours, 12 hours, 24 hours, 2 days and 1 week
I couldn't do it from the phone, but you can set bi-weekly appointments on google calender, from the website. I setup repeating appointments for every 15 days, since i work a strange schedule.

 

[Olderslower]

Thanks for the tip Crewski, it worked great to go on my computer and make the every 2 week appointments!

 

[bsloan]

Is there a way to move appointment times on the stock calender. I had a client call to reschedual and saw no way other than to log into google. Am I missing something?

 

[mcinvaille]

Better Calendar App? RE: Gipper

I too see up to 1 week reminders but it appears to repeat Bi-weekly you have to use numbers of days from the web version. I never understood why the web version didn't have a standard bi-weekly option since so many things in the business world are based on it (pay days, bi weekly payment plans, etc.).