Calendar

iPhone makes it easy to make plans. The built-in Calendar goes with you anywhere, works with a tap, and syncs seamlessly to the calendar on your computer.

Add events.
Your schedule is always in your pocket with iPhone. Add events to your calendar and set a custom alert with a few taps on the Multi-Touch display.

Stay in sync.

When you sync your iPhone with your computer, the events you've created on the go sync back to Yahoo! Calendars on a Mac or PC, Microsoft Outlook on a PC, and iCal or Entourage on a Mac. And all the events you've added on your computer sync to your iPhone. Learn more

Get push calendar for enterprise.
Now that iPhone supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, meeting invitations are pushed to your iPhone and appear immediately. Check for schedule conflicts, review the meeting agenda, and see who else is attending. From anywhere.

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[gregmiceli]

how do you get a badge notification for the calendar app?

[bshitter]

Too primitive.

[neowindotnet]

Sweet! I am definitely getting either the touch or iPhone now. Thanks.

[Monkey2ManPictures]

Okay yeah so there is a 2 way sync. When you create an event for the Calendar your given the option to choose which label you want. So say I add a school event I can choose the label that is in school. When I go into iCal (after I've re-synched the phone) it shows up under that calender.

[neowindotnet]

2 way sync meaning syncing to the iphone from iCal, and to iCal from iPhone.

When you create a calendar event on the iphone 2.0, can you select which calendar to create the event to?

Thanks

[Monkey2ManPictures]

Well... with a Mac it would be easy to sync Google Calanders to iCal and then to the iPhone. Not sure what you mean by 2 way sync though. I've toyed with the calenders in the 2.0 firmware and I'll explain what I found. Your able to have different types of events (the color code) so for like Work, School and Home as an example. They are essentially separate calenders that can be all viewed individually or all together.

[neowindotnet]

Can you 2 way sync the iphone with your computer, can it be synced with google calendars?

Also, I've heard that the iphone/itouch version 2 betas supports colored calendars, but you can't create an event in the calendar of your choice, all the events created on the iphone can only be on 1 calendar, is this still the case for iphone/itouch version 2 final?