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[[File:Apple_Calendar_(iOS).svg|thumb]] '''Calendar''' (formerly iCal) is a personal [[calendar]] application made by [[Apple Inc.]] that runs on the [[macOS]] and [[iOS]] operating systems. It offers online cloud backup of calendars using [[Apple's iCloud]] service, or can synchronize with other calendar services, including [[Google Calendar]] and [[Microsoft Exchange Server]].

The application enables the creation, modification, and deletion of events and reminders, which are automatically synchronized with iCloud to update all connected devices. Calendar allows multiple calendar subscriptions, is capable of sending and accepting event invitations through [[email]], and supports notifications.

==Features==
Calendar's main features include:
* Creation and management of event invitations
* Multiple calendar subscriptions for various purposes (work, personal, holidays)
* Integration with [[iCloud]] for real-time synchronization across devices
* Support for [[Google Calendar]], [[Microsoft Exchange Server]], and other [[CalDAV]] servers
* Customizable notifications for events and reminders
* Day, week, month, and year views to organize and view events

==History==
Originally released as iCal in 2002 as part of [[Mac OS X 10.2]], the application was rebranded as Calendar with the release of [[OS X Mountain Lion]] in 2012. The rebranding coincided with significant design changes and functionality improvements, reflecting Apple's shift towards a more unified naming scheme across its software lineup.

==Integration==
Calendar integrates closely with other Apple applications and services. For example, it works alongside [[Reminders]] for task and event management, and it can use [[Apple Maps]] for adding locations to events, which assists in providing directions. The application's integration with [[Siri]] allows users to add events using voice commands.

==Compatibility==
While primarily designed for Apple's operating systems, Calendar's support for standard protocols like CalDAV and subscriptions in iCalendar (.ics) format allows it to be compatible with a wide range of third-party services and applications.

==Reception==
Calendar has been praised for its clean, intuitive interface and its seamless integration with other Apple services. However, it has faced criticism for its lack of certain advanced features found in competing calendar applications.

[[Category:Apple Inc. software]]
[[Category:Personal information managers]]
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