Motorhomer
Well-Known Member
Having successfully migrated everything from 15 years on Palm Desktop I'm still very much in awe of the power and features of my Samsung Galaxy S2.
The only thing that is bugging me is Google Calendar. Having somehow managed to get a load of duplicate entries on the phone I searched and found that the best way to start afresh was to clear the calendar cache, which I did.
I now find that I have 12 years' of appointments on my Google Calendar but on the phone they only go back thirty days. Is this an Android feature or Google Calendar or both? Of course I still have all my appointments going back to 1999 when I use my PC but I want them on my phone!
I know that this is a problem that Google doesn't seem to want to address so here's the question:
Does anyone do an off-line calendar, similar to the Palm Desktop version, that I can sync via wi-fi or even by a cable, or I am stuck with having my calendar in the cloud and saying goodbye to my old entries?
It's a huge pity all this as Google Calendar is super in many respects.
The only thing that is bugging me is Google Calendar. Having somehow managed to get a load of duplicate entries on the phone I searched and found that the best way to start afresh was to clear the calendar cache, which I did.
I now find that I have 12 years' of appointments on my Google Calendar but on the phone they only go back thirty days. Is this an Android feature or Google Calendar or both? Of course I still have all my appointments going back to 1999 when I use my PC but I want them on my phone!
I know that this is a problem that Google doesn't seem to want to address so here's the question:
Does anyone do an off-line calendar, similar to the Palm Desktop version, that I can sync via wi-fi or even by a cable, or I am stuck with having my calendar in the cloud and saying goodbye to my old entries?
It's a huge pity all this as Google Calendar is super in many respects.
