Appfour launches Calendar app for Android Wear

Thomas Wellburn

March 18, 2016

Appfour has just released a new Calendar app for Android Wear devices which features three different calendar layouts.

The app features voice control, swiping left to view different calendar layouts, and multiple account support. Days can be arranged by either 1, 4, or 7 day per row and there’s additional views for event details and the daily agenda overview.

Currently, it’s free to download on the Google Play Store, though it’s also possible to upgrade in-app which unlocks more colors and layout, adding events from the wearable device directly, adding descriptions to events and deleting events.

You can download Calendar from the Google Play Store.

For more on Android, visit What Mobile’s dedicated Android page.

Via Android Community

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