miCal - missing Calendar, by entwicklungsschmiede UG & Co KG, has been updated with optimized loading times and user defined repetition of appointments.
The app captures new appointments directly and is easily synchronized with existing calendars like Outlook, Google, Exchange or Facebook Events. The origin of various appointments can be traced at any time via color-coding. MiCal stores a suitable title for each event, a detailed description, a from-to-time and a possible repetition. Furthermore, an alarm may be set to alert the user through a beeper or via e-mail.
- The well-structured day-, week-, month- and year-views help you to keep an eye on your events.
- landscape week view with 5 or 7 visible days as a choosable option.
- Innovative functions like a customizable default time and default titles enable you to create new events faster.
- Moreover, invite other attendees quickly and easily to an event via mail. Now with iCal format.
Update includes:
- Optimized loading time: The new version of miCal can be started noticeable faster from the background than its predecessor.
- User-defined repetition of appointments: The user may now specify even more precisely in which intervals appointments should be automatically resubmitted.
- Determine starting day of the week: By using the miCal-settings a specific day of the week may be selected to start someones individual week on the calendar.
- Set language preference: The language used to start the app may also be selected in the miCal settings.
I really like miCal. It's different and packed full with features. The danger with jamming an app full of features is clutter, but the developers have done a great job with miCal and the organization of the UI works and looks great.
miCal is on sale for $0.99 until Sunday. Screenshots after the break.
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