FuseCal can sync all of your calendars for free

Fusecal_2The whole problem of managing data on multiple machines seems to be more and more a challenge, which is why I highlight these solutions so often. Although it’s listed as an “alpha”, the free FuseCal got a nice review over at ReadWriteWeb and what makes it standout from the crowd is the support for many calendar applications. The web service can sync between the following calendar clients: Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007, Windows Calendar, Google Calendar, Yahoo! Calendar, iCal and any other web-based calendar that you can subscribe to. Looks like the first sync will require a little time and effort on your part since you pick and choose what events you want moved around to your multiple calendars. After that, you can set up filters for specific events or just have FuseCal sync all of your events across all of your clients. FuseCal can also send you updates if events change… nice.I’ll have to give this one a try; even though I use Google Calendar as my main cal, every once in a while, I’ll open up Outlook or iCal. Although FuseCal doesn’t sync directly with handhelds, you should be able to get at your event data through ActiveSync or whatever synching application your particular handheld uses.

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