Developer Hardware. Warning: This page is for developers who both know how to build Chromium OS and aren't afraid to take a screwdriver to their computer. Introduction The list at the bottom of this page is a place for developers to contribute information about which developer systems are known to run Chromium OS, including what functionality works and what is broken. Please include details only on systems based on Chromium OS that do not require changes to build (no additional drivers, new modules, changes to config files, and so on).
Systems listed here need to run the first time with the latest, unmodified Chromium OS source code. Please note that this list is not an endorsement of any particular system or hardware. This list is for developers to have systems to test and help other developers find hardware on which they can develop Chromium OS. We encourage all hardware vendors to to get their components working with Chromium OS. Conventions The list has the following columns: If a feature doesn't work (no. Resellers Program – Google Apps. Calvetica, The Minimal App That Reinvented Calendars On My iPhone. In my quest to searching for the perfect Google Calendar setup on iOS and OS X, I’ve already stopped by the gates of miCal, a full-featured calendar software for iPhone that could use some UI refinements, but allows you to swipe between lots of calendar views in seconds. miCal isn’t exactly elegant or “great-looking”, but it gets the job done.
When I first asked on Twitter which was the “app to have” when it comes to calendars, practically everyone replied with one word: Calvetica. What’s the deal about Calvetica? I had heard about it before I went asking on Twitter for calendar app suggestions, but I had never really focused on exploring its functionalities — nor did I bother to download it for that matter. So when I got all those recommendations (even from people I deeply respect and admire such as Dave) I realized it was time to try the Helvetica-based calendar thing.
A week later, I’m completely addicted to the features and interface schemes offered by Calvetica. Standalone Versions of Google Tasks for iPhone and iGoogle. There's a new interface for Google Tasks, the experiment initially launched as part of Gmail Labs. Now you can view and edit your tasks on an iPhone by visiting (a shorter URL: gmail.com/tasks). Google also launched an iGoogle gadget that provides similar functionality. The gadget is only a wrapper for the standalone version available at a page you can bookmark or add it to your sidebar in browsers that support this feature (Firefox, Opera). Gmail Blog explains that the most important competitor for Google Tasks is paper (I remember a similar statement regarding Google Calendar). Hopefully the next iterations will bring a proper standalone version, the integration with Google Calendar and an API that will facilitate synchronization with other applications.
Sync task, calendar between iCal and Google account with iGTask for iCal. GTask GTask is a Mac application: Sync task between iCal and Google Task Auto-sync between iCal and Google Task Two-way or one-way sync between iCal and Google Task Run as Mac background app at top right menu bar Why choose GTask? Two-way sync of task between iCal and Google Task Auto-sync or manual sync task between iCal and Google Task Running as Mac background application on top right menu bar Multiple task lists sync between iCal and Google Task Satisfaction guaranteed 30 days money back guaranteed without any question asked after purchasing.
Great support We provide excellent customer support for the paid customers. The ultimate backup solution for Google Apps | Backupify. CoolApps. How to Sync Any Desktop Calendar with Google Calendar. Get Started with CalDAV - Google Calendar Help. Sync Google Calendar with Apple's iCal Apple iCal 3.x and up (on Mac OS X v10.5+) support CalDAV sync. To set up CalDAV support for Google Calendar in Apple's iCal, follow these steps: Open Apple iCal, go to Preferences and then the Accounts tab. Click on the + button to add an account. In the box that pops up, enter a description for the account and your Google Account username and password.
Under Server Options, add the following URL: 'YOUREMAIL@DOMAIN.COM' with the email address that you use to log in to Calendar. Make sure to include the '@domain.com' portion (which is @gmail.com for Gmail users) in this section. You won't be able to invite or email guests to Google Calendar events within iCal if your address is not in your Address Book. Your Google Calendar will now appear in iCal's list of calendars, and changes you make to your Google Calendar in iCal will be reflected when you sign in to Google Calendar. 6 Steps to Have Google+ App Installed on iPad, iPad 2, iPod | PressByte. Install Google+ App on iPad or iPod Touch – Google has just officially launched Google+ iPhone app which is available freely from App Store.
But the question is, can iPad and iPod Touch users to also have this app installed on their devices? Well actually it is now possible to have this App installed on iPad as well as on iPod Touch with a help of iPhone Configuration Utility. Curious? In short we can summarize all needed steps as following: How to Install Google+ on iPad and iPod Touch 1- Download iPhone Configuration Utility which is available for both Mac OS X and Windows (download link below this post). 2- Connect your iPad / iPod using USB Cable to computer 3- Now download Google+ App (for iPhone) from iTunes [link]. 4- Launch iPhone Configuration Utility >> click on your device name on the left hand side of the app >> click on [Applications] tab 5- Then click on [Add+] button >> browse for the Google+ .ipa file which you downloaded.
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