Print a Calendar is a web service that is completely free to use. The site lets you print out calendars without having to register for any accounts. All you have to do is visit the site’s homepage. You will find the January calendar already being displayed. You can print out this calendar or share it with your friends via email, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Through a link in the top left you can select other months of 2012 for which you can print out the calendar.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you print calendars for 2012.
• Lets you print each 2012 months separately.
• Lets you share those calendar months online with friends.
• Similar tools: Calendarika, ePrintable, Wallpaper, FreePhotoCalendars and Calendar Creator.

Check out Print a Calendar @ www.print-a-calendar.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

The feature list of Calendar Magic is enough to write a book. It is able to display dozens of calendar systems from around the world, and best of all, it can compare them side by side. This way you can see the differences directly. It also knows every holiday and religious festival from everywhere. Basically, if there is something you want to know that pertains to dates, Calendar Magic can handle it with ease.

There are utilities that can do other crazy stuff such as keep track of ovulation cycles and keep track of reminders and notes. It can even handle finding a person’s body mass index.

The app works with pretty much every version of Windows.

Features:

• Dozens of supported calendar systems.
• Works on almost every version of Windows, both 32 and 64 bit.
• Utilities for various other functions such as ovulation cycles and body mass index.
• Side by side comparison of various calendar systems.

Find Calendar Magic @ stokepoges.plus.com/calendar.htm

Online Ovulation Calendar is a free to use web service that helps creates an online ovulation calendar for women. You start by providing the site with your menstrual cycle information; this information includes the first date of your last menstrual period, the number of days in your menstrual cycle, and the length of your luteal phase. Your ovulation calendar is then created with days marked corresponding to light and heavy flow, neutral days, and fertility days. Options to choose your goals are displayed on the right; from these goals you can choose whether you are trying to avoid pregnancy, get pregnant, or specifically aiming for a boy or girl.

According to your chosen goal the best days on the calendar are marked and shown to you.

Features:

• A user-friendly web app
• Generates an ovulation calendar for users
• Marks days of light and heavy flow on the calendar
• Marks days of low and peak fertility on the calendar
• Marks best days according to your set goal on the site

Check out Online Ovulation Calendar @ http://www.miniwebtool.com/ovulation-calendar/ (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

feedCal connects with your Google Calendar account and then with your networking accounts on Facebook and Twitter. The app’s unique searching algorithm looks for events on your Facebook and Twitter accounts and automatically adds them to your Calendar events.

Currently feedCal is in its initial stages is being offered free for the first 1,000 users. So start using the service as soon as possible to get it for free.

Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Intended for Google Calendar users.
• Searches Facebook for events and adds them to Google Calendar.
• Searches Twitter for events and adds them to Google Calendar.
• Similar tool: Minimalist Google Calendar.
• Also read related articles:

  Best of Google Calendar (Addons + Tips)
  5 Useful Greasemonkey Scripts To Enhance Google Calendar
  10 Awesome Google Calendar Features That You Should Try Out

Check out feedCal @ www.feedcal.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

Quick Event is sized at 58 KB and requires Android version 2.1 or later. It lets you add events to your calendar with special formatting that allows the specification of certain parameters. For example you can easily mention that the event is recurring and the location of the event in the title. The advanced native language processing is what makes Quick Event stand out from other calendar applications.

Features:

• A user-friendly smartphone app.
• Compatible with Android devices.
• Lets you intelligently add events to your Android calendar.
• Supports advanced native language processing.
• Saves time saving form-like interfaces.

Check out Quick Event @ market.android.com/details?id=com.rdr.quickadd (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

Dayviewer is a wonderful free web service that lets you manage your events in a user-friendly interface. After you create an account on the website you can start adding events and tasks by categorizing them into Notes, Tasks, Events, or Payments; of course you can organize them in whichever way you want.

When you log into Dayviewer you can easily view the coming up events, reminders, and the day’s tasks. The site even lets you add contacts to store them online.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you view your day’s tasks.
• Lets you mark Notes, Tasks, Events, and Payments.
• Lets you store contacts.
• Similar tools: Divvyus and SignUpGenius.
• Also read related articles: Check Out These 2 Smart Calendar Apps With Task Integration and Stay Organized with Rainlendar Calendar.

Check out Dayviewer @ www.dayviewer.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

Furthermore, it lets you customize the look and feel of your calendars with CSS and combine multiple iCal feeds into a single unified calendar.

To set up and get the embed code for your website, first sign in with your Facebook, Google, Live ID or Twitter account. Next, get the iCal link (*.ics) from your online calendar ( ex:https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/dd%40gmail.com/public/basic.ics), click “Save & Preview” and then copy the generated embed code from the field below.

Features:

• Embed your calendar events from Google Calendar and view them in scrollable format or in the sidebar of your website/blog.
• Supports Google Calendar, Eventful and other online calendars that use the standard iCal (*.ics) calendar feed.
• Free, to use sign in with your Facebook, Google, Live ID or Twitter account.
• Similar tool: CountdownCalendar.

Check out iCal JS Embed @ www.zetabee.com/icaljs

Timeslot is a free to use service that lets you schedule your day in a very convenient way. You start by creating an account on the website. Afterwards you receive an empty list with today’s date. You can start adding tasks for the day and specifying their duration.

By default tasks are 1 hour long and start immediately after the previous tasks; but you can always change the duration and starting and ending times of the tasks. The result is a complete schedule for the day that tells you which tasks needs to be completed at which moment.

To plan tasks for the following days, you can click on the main date and change it from the calendar that drops down.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you create daily schedule.
• Lets you add tasks to your day’s agenda along with times.
• You can modify duration, starting time, and ending time of each task.
• Similar tools: TwoSchedule, Weekis and FoodOnTheTable.
• Also read related article: 6 Reasons To Fire Your Event Planner & Use Google Instead.

Check out Timeslot @ www.timeslot.me (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Once you have the tool set up, iDoneThis serves as your mini-assistant that reminds you to log what you did. Knowing that you got something done today and logging it is the best feeling in the world, especially after a productive day. You can only log thing you have done through your email. Once your logs fill up, you will hopefully notice a trend on whether you have been working for the past weeks or not. This tool becomes your pseudo note-taking app and work diary.

iDoneThis offers a clean execution of a very simple idea. This is especially useful for remote freelancers and workers to be able to record what they have done to move their business – be it closing a client, finishing a milestone, completing tasks, and more.
Features:

• Daily productivity log calendar.
• Useful to track your progress.
• Free to use.
• Similar Tools: Minimalist Google Calendar, Weekis, and Donecal

Check out iDoneThis @ www.idonethis.com

Busy Me Lite is a smartphone application for Android devices. The app is sized at only 23KB and runs on Android 2.1 and later. You can have the application read your calendar every 5 minutes and detect upcoming busy events. To mark events you want detected, just add ‘#busy’ anywhere in the event’s description. When a busy event begins on the calendar, the app sets the phone’s ring tone profile to vibrate. When the event ends, the profile setting is reverted back to its previous state.

Features:

• A user-friendly smartphone application.
• Compatible with Android devices.
• Sets your phone to vibrate at busy events.
• Automatically detects the beginning of a busy event.
• Automatically reverts phone’s ring tone profile after event ends.
• Similar tools: Shush Ringer Restorer and RD Mute.

Check out Busy Me Lite @ market.android.com/details?id=com.fernandodunn.android.busyme.lite (by MOin from ThumbPress)