To do so, you'll need to find a link for your league of choice. One popular game to get you started is the Rocket League esports calendar. This link lets you add it to your Google Calendar in one click. If you're into League of Legends, check out the LoL esports calendar page.
Note that these aren't official, so they may not receive updates for future seasons. A quick Google search should bring up calendars for the games you're interested in—Reddit is another great place to check. Google Calendar used to offer built-in weather integration, but this is no longer available. Don't despair; you can still add the weather to your Google Calendar easily. To start, head to Weather in your Calendar. Enter the name of your city in the box, then use the first slider to select Celsius or Fahrenheit.
In the second slider, you can select if you want to see the current temperature or the high and low. Hit Add to your Calendar and Google Calendar should launch with a prompt to add it, as above. If this doesn't work, copy the link in the box below, then click the Plus button next to Other calendars in Google Calendar. After a moment, you'll see a new event for every day with the information you selected.
Open a calendar event to see more info, like the humidity and wind speed. If you like to watch new episodes of your favorite shows as soon as they air, it can be tough keeping track of when they all come on.
Thankfully, you can use some handy websites to add them all to your calendar. Head to pogdesign. You'll need to create an account in order to save your favorites and export them to your calendar. Once you've made an account, you'll also want to tweak the Settings to your liking. Make sure you've selected the correct time zone; you can adjust preferences like whether to show the episode name as well. From there, you can browse the schedule or search for your favorite shows using the bar at the top-right.
When you find a show you want to track, click the Add to Favorites button on its profile page. Repeat this for all shows you want to add to your calendar. Once you're done adding shows to your favorites, hover over the Account button and click the. This will download a file that provides a "limited 2-week overview" of your chosen shows. Thus, it's not a long-term solution but can help in times when lots of new shows are starting.
Locate the file on your computer and select it to import it to your own calendar. Instead of adding a new calendar, this will simply add the events to the calendar you select from the dropdown box. Thus, you may want to create a dedicated calendar for TV shows first if you don't want to clutter your main one. There are great apps to keep track of everything you've watched , by the way.
It's easy to lose track of what's in theaters at the moment. The tool helps you manage your personal meetings and appointments, but by default, it also keeps track of the holidays in your region.
In addition to the public holidays, Google also shares other occasions, so you do not have to search for events like "Mother's Day " every few days until you can finally memorize the date. With the update, a new toggle for holidays is finally coming to Google Calendar, so you can start decluttering your view without having to disable the feature altogether. Starting on May 20, users can switch their holidays setting from "Public holidays and other holidays" to "Public holidays only.
You will still be able to see all of the major occasions in your area, but unofficial dates like Valentine's Day and Halloween are hidden from view, Android Police reported. To change how these dates are displayed in your agenda, just click on the menu icon next to regional holidays in Google Calendar on the web, then select Settings. Under the Holiday calendar content, you can toggle between events.
You can also change these options on Android by heading to your Calendar settings and selecting your region's holiday calendar. Available to all Google Workspace customers, as well as G Suite Basic and Business customers, as well as users with personal Google accounts. Google Help: Birthdays, holidays, and other calendars.
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