Alright, I have a beef with Google Calendar on Android, something that irritated me immensely a couple years ago and something I figured would have been resolved by now. My apologies if it doesn't exactly fit into this thread but I don't think it warrants an entire thread of its own and as it pertains to a native Google app on Android, figured this thread was in the ballpark. Could someone clarify that the following is still an issue and that I'm not imagining things:
In the Google Calendar app (and I'm using a gmail account) it appears that you still cannot change the calendar to which an appointment is assigned once it's created. To be more specific, my wife and I share a series of calendars on my account to manage all of our families appointments. She created an appointment on a specific calendar (Home) but it actually belongs in another calendar (Work), yet when I go to edit the appointment, the Calendar field is unavailable/locked down. The only way I can change this is to delete the appointment and recreate it. Am I missing something? What makes this issue even more infuriating is that I can do exactly this on the iOS Calendar app. W...T....F Google!! How can they lock down this field on their own app, especially when it's being used to manage Calendars on THEIR OWN SERVICE!!
I'm seriously hoping I'm just being an idiot and missing something. It appears another calendar app that I use on iOS is also available on Android and has this functionality (Sunrise) so I could use it instead but it boggles my mind that
Google's own app, being used to manage
calendars on its own service can't to this---yet it can be done on its biggest competitor's software/device.
Sorry for the rant but the Calendar app can do many more complex actions but can't handle something this simple..not sure how Google lets this happen.
