The folks over at Google have been doing pretty well when it comes to making sure that you are able to keep track of all your appointments in a precise and concise manner, thanks to the introduction of Google Calendar for quite some time already. Needless to say, it makes perfect sense then, for the Google Calendar team to deliver updates so that it will be even more powerful and to help you make your life all the more efficient. Having said that, the new bunch of improvements have arrived just in time, especially when you consider that most of us would be experiencing a rather crazy holiday season that is set to happen in slightly more than a couple of weeks’ time.
For instance, you can now have a far more precise idea on knowing where you would go with Google Maps autocomplete, where creating events in Google Calendar would be a whole lot more speedy. Since Google Calendar will ensure that addresses get the autocomplete treatment even as you type, you would be able to save time when adding locations to your events. Apart from that, your mates can just click on the “map” link before heading out, hence arriving at the correct destination. [Press Release]
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