If you want to subscribe to a calendar directly on your iPhone, go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Add Account > Other > Add Subscribed Calendar. In my case, it's Bus圜al.Ģ.3 After you click "OK," the subscription will show up in the sidebar of the default Calendar app under "Subscriptions." See Figure 3 below.įigure 3. When you click on a calendar for your favorite holiday or sports team, a small window will open asking your for the destination of this calendar. (See the first screen shot above, Figure 1: Default calendar app at the top.)Ģ.2 With your browser, go to the calendar subscription page I mentioned above. My favorite calendar app is Bus圜al from. (It's similar to the way you have to select your default browser in Safari Preferences > General).
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The process on the Mac is easy.Ģ.1 Make sure you have your favorite calendar app selected in the preferences of Apple's Calendar app. There you'll find holiday calendars for various countries along with calendars for MLB Baseball, NBA Basketball and NFL football.Īs the NFL playoff season approaches, fans may want to keep closer track of their favorite team's schedule. One of the nicest list of calendar subscriptions I found is at /webdav.html. There's a button at the bottom of the calendar app that brings up a page where you can toggle a calendar on and off.Ģ. Holiday calendar, but you can elect to not show it in the Calendar app itself. In iOS 8, there doesn't appear to be any way to delete the U.S. If you deselect the checkbox for one of these calendar subscription, it will no longer appear in the sidebar of the Calendar app. These are found in Calendar > Preferences > General.
Apple's OS X Calendar app (formerly iCal) has two built-in calendar subscriptions: Holidays and Birthdays. A holiday calendar is an obvious choice, but did you know you can also add the schedule of your favorite sports team(s)?ġ. But there's a whole lot more you can do with calendar subscriptions. It's not hard to set up some personal and work calendars on your Mac and iPhone.
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