Google Calendar updates from November 2008
6 updates to Google Calendar were tracked in November 2008.
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2008-11-21Comms & Meetings
Attendee names now appear in event blocks for two-person events.
For events scheduled between only two people, Google Calendar now displays the name of the other attendee directly within the event block on the calendar view.
Release: Both • Rapid: 2008-11-21 • Scheduled: 2008-11-21 -
2008-11-21Comms & Meetings
New feature to report event invitation spam.
Users can now report spam event invitations by clicking on the specific event on their calendar and selecting the 'Report Spam' link.
Release: Both • Rapid: 2008-11-21 • Scheduled: 2008-11-21 -
2008-11-21Comms & Meetings
Automatic time zone detection for travelers.
Google Calendar now features time zone auto-detection, which helps users view their calendar in the correct local time zone while traveling.
Release: Both • Rapid: 2008-11-21 • Scheduled: 2008-11-21 -
2008-11-21Comms & Meetings
Ability to transfer event ownership to other users.
Users can now transfer the ownership of a Google Calendar event to a different user by selecting 'Transfer Event...' from the 'Calendar' selection menu in the event details.
Release: Both • Rapid: 2008-11-21 • Scheduled: 2008-11-21 -
2008-11-21Comms & Meetings
Google Calendar now integrates with Google Maps for event locations.
Google Calendar now recognizes the locations of events and allows users to view where events take place in Google Maps by clicking the 'map' link within the event details, provided the owner entered a recognized location.
Release: Both • Rapid: 2008-11-21 • Scheduled: 2008-11-21 -
2008-11-14Comms & Meetings
Google Calendar is now available in Hebrew and Arabic.
Google Calendar users can now access their accounts in Hebrew and Arabic, which includes a complete right-to-left user interface for these languages.
Release: Both • Rapid: 2008-11-14 • Scheduled: 2008-11-14