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Google Calendar may soon realize not every new event needs the same default length
TL;DR Google Calendar currently allows users to change the default length for new events. Right now, this setting impacts all calendars under your account.
By Stephen Schenck 1 min read
Key points
- Google Calendar currently allows users to change the default length for new events.
- Google appears to be prepping a change that could instead set separate defaults for each calendar.
- If your online life runs through Google’s ecosystem, odds are good you take advantage of Google Calendar to organize your schedule.
The story
TL;DR
Google Calendar currently allows users to change the default length for new events.
Right now, this setting impacts all calendars under your account.
Google appears to be prepping a change that could instead set separate defaults for each calendar.
If your online life runs through Google’s ecosystem, odds are good you take advantage of Google Calendar to organize your schedule. While Calendar’s been around for years and is already packed with features, Google’s never quite done delivering some new improvements, and today we’re taking an early look at what could be one of the next upgrades to arrive.
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