redotting mohit. Wordpress Google Calendar plugin.

This looks like a nice solution for keeping Google Calendar in sync with iCal.

Quoted: BusySync - Sync iCal and Google Calendar - from BusyMac

Syncing Google Calendar to Outlook.

I had never heard of planypus but it's an interesting idea. A simple way to make plans with friends. I think I'm going to give it a whirl.

30 Boxes has launched some new calendaring syndication features, which is exactly what I was looking for so that I could embed in my blog, The Puget News. I want to show interesting events around town and the ones that I am going to.

It's pretty cool stuff and some of the examples are great. People are mashing it up with flickr and showing photos from every day.

Quoted: 30 Boxes is almost certainly the easiest way to share your calendar and your web stuff online. Organize your life, share all or parts of it with friends. Post it to your blog. Track your friends online including their Webshots, Flickr, MySpace, blogs, and more! It's quite simply the world's most open social network.

Women geek calendar was big news in Australia.

Quoted: A dozen Australian IT professionals have posed for a provocative calendar to shake off the industry's "geeky" image and encourage more women to consider careers in computing, but a New Zealand version is not on the cards.

Cool "emergent task timer." Probably a bit over the top for day to day use but perhaps helpful for people who wonder where the hell the day went when it's all done.

Quoted: Computers make us more productive. Yeah, right. Lifehacker recommends the software downloads and web sites that actually save time. Don't live to geek; geek to live.

Google just launched a new web-based calendaring system. I've Dotted the tour pages.

Chandler is in a pre-1.0 version for a networkable open-source calendaring service. Their hope is to one day challenge Outlook as a full workflow type of tool. I saw an interview with one of the chief guys and the thing that really caught my eye was that it was open source and that the group was working with a bunch of startups to develop a set of standards in the space. I hope we'll see a bunch of new services in this area as it is quite promising.