guys what happen to the calendar app

[flyguy206]

It not in the guided tour.

 

[Maximillian]

It not in the guided tour.

I don't think there's any need to highlight the calendar. I mean, it's not feature-rich, right? It's a calendar. You make appointments. That's it.

Unless I'm missing something.

 

[Hard-Hat-Mac]

Niether is Maps, Notes, Contacts, App Store, or Settings....

They may just add those later, or think that they don't need explanation.

HHM

 

[melman101]

Niether is Maps, Notes, Contacts, App Store, or Settings....

They may just add those later, or think that they don't need explanation.

HHM

Maybe they are going to add one each day.

 

[flyguy206]

I don't think there's any need to highlight the calendar. I mean, it's not feature-rich, right? It's a calendar. You make appointments. That's it.

Unless I'm missing something.

They talked about it in the keynote.

 

[Unprocessed1]

They talked about it in the keynote.

 

[Maximillian]

They talked about it in the keynote.

But are people going to Apple.com looking for info on the calendar? They want to pimp EVERYTHING in a keynote, but the videos on Apple.com aren't supposed to be everything, right?

 

[bostonte]

I don't think there's any need to highlight the calendar. I mean, it's not feature-rich, right? It's a calendar. You make appointments. That's it.

Unless I'm missing something.

What I saw of it looked like it definitely had some improvements and neat features.

At least as worthy of a "Guided Tour" as iPod or Safari. Nothing in those two tours was news or in terrible need of a highlight.

 

[citi]

What I saw of it looked like it definitely had some improvements and neat features.

At least as worthy of a "Guided Tour" as iPod or Safari. Nothing in those two tours was news or in terrible need of a highlight.

but that's the majority of the people who don't know are interested in. Can I play my music, read my books, watch youtube and go on the web?

We are not the norm