On the heels of Google's new Inbox app, the company rolled out on Monday a brand new Google Calendar app that cuts down on how much you have to manually enter event details.
The app -- which is available today for devices running Android 5.0 Lollipop and will be downloadable for Android 4.1+ devices in the coming weeks -- keeps tabs on the things you book. This means whenever you reserve flight, order concert tickets or a make a dinner or hotel reservations, the Calendar app will automatically update with that information, so you can better stay on top of your schedule.
The Calendar app will also push out notifications related to your events too, such as an alert when a flight is delayed. It keeps track of the things you'd typically have to manually add to a calendar too, like location (address) and contact phone numbers.
There is also a smart word suggestion feature to help you avoid manually typing in event names. Check out the GIF below to see how the feature works:
Google teased in a blog post that the company is working on a Calendar app for iOS too. Of course, not surprisingly, it's giving Android users first dibs.
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