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Calendar app

So, I'm looking for a new Calendar app. I'm using stock right now. I find this forum is always helpful in looking for great apps, so I figured I'd ask you guys. Only thing I would like is tagging ability, so I can easily find birthdays and work schedule.
 
Have you tried Evernote, it's more than a calendar, it's a fully featured app yet simple and user friendly:

"Evernote turns your Android device into an extension of your brain.
★ New York Times
 
Try the 'GO Calendar Widget'. This widget alerts about your friends birthdays and important event that you wish to do at a particular date and time.
 

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Kadimi, I use Springpad instead of Evernote. Also, I did decide on Business Calendar. Once I got the widget to actually scroll instead of showing a blank screen, it worked perfectly and does everything I needed it to do. Thanks for everyone's help deciding.
 
SekiTimewalker;[URL="tel:4804795" said:
4804795[/URL]]So, I'm looking for a new Calendar app. I'm using stock right now. I find this forum is always helpful in looking for great apps, so I figured I'd ask you guys. Only thing I would like is tagging ability, so I can easily find birthdays and work schedule.

I use Google Calendar, from my Gmail acct. I have created 9 different calendars. When I create a new event, I choose which calendar it should be on and that's it. I have all calendars to sync with the stock Calendar app. (It works really well.) You can choose which events to show from which calendar. So in your case, I would create a birthday calendar and work calendar. Once you have it set up, its really easy to use. These are some of my calendars: work, personal, church, bills, etc. I hope this helps.
 
I use Google Calendar, from my Gmail acct. I have created 9 different calendars. When I create a new event, I choose which calendar it should be on and that's it. I have all calendars to sync with the stock Calendar app. (It works really well.) You can choose which events to show from which calendar. So in your case, I would create a birthday calendar and work calendar. Once you have it set up, its really easy to use. These are some of my calendars: work, personal, church, bills, etc. I hope this helps.

Which basically means, you are using the stock calendar. I have Google syncing to aCalendar because the interface is better.
 
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