The updated Google Calendar app for Android comes to the rescue with its new Find Time feature. The Web giant on Wednesday introduced a new feature in Calendar for Android called “Find a time,” which lets you schedule meetings wherever you are.
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In the event that none of the suggested times work for everybody, Find a Time will also suggest which meetings are the easiest for participants to reschedule in order to make a group discussion work. The company announced “Find a time”, a feature which is specifically built for Google Apps for Work and Edu users.
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Some were quick enough to turn on the option, and they have reported the opening of a new Play Store app which however closes after running a short tutorial. When tapped, “Find a time” helps find meeting times which work for everyone, even if they are in different time zones.
The following video features the old version of Google Calendar’s Find a time.
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At the time, Google claimed that Google Play reached over 1 billion people on Android devices across 190 countries and Search Ads would help them discover apps they could have missed. For those who manage another person’s Calendar, they can use the feature to schedule meetings on their behalf.
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