Google is enhancing task management in Google Calendar. You no longer need the Google Tasks app to handle events and to do lists, everything is now accessible directly in Calendar!

Like keeping your calendar and tasks in the same mobile app? Google finally adds Tasks to Calendar for a much more efficient workflow. But read this before you delete your Tasks app.

Tasks was already available within Google Calendar as a mini-app on the web version, and this same feature is now coming to Android. The update is rolling out to the “Rapid Release” channel, meaning it’s instantly available. You can also manually update the Calendar app via the Play Store if you don't see the Tasks button yet.

A new update to Google Calendar on Android makes it easier to keep track of tasks and to-do lists without the need for a separate app.

Google Calendar has introduced a full-screen tasks view in its Android app, improving task management by allowing users to view and manage all their to-dos, even those without specific dates. However, Google has not specified when this feature will be available on the iOS app.

Google Calendar on Android is about to get a whole lot more powerful with a new, full-featured Google Tasks integration. Up until now, Google Calendar on your Android phone has been pretty basic when it comes to Tasks.

Google has stated that this feature is available to all Google Workspace customers, Google Workspace Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts. Regarding availability, Google has confirmed that it is currently rolling out to Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains.

Android users of the Google Calendar app will be pleased with its latest update - at last, you can view all of your tasks in one place.

The new Google Calendar update for Android devices comes up with an enhanced task management feature. The new update brings the full view of all tasks, thereby

Following last week's announcement, the new Google Tasks functionality in Google Calendar for Android is widely rolling