구글, 달력·SMS 일정관리 기능 정리
무슨 발표인가
- Google Calendar 예약 기능(Appointment slots) 폐지
- Calendar Labs 2개 기능 폐지(Smart Rescheduler, URL 가젯)
- SMS 기반 일정 생성·조회 기능 전 미국에서 종료
2013년 1월 4일부터
원문 (영어)
Last January, we renewed our resolution to focus on creating beautiful, useful products that improve millions of people’s lives every day. To make the most impact, we need to make some difficult decisions. So as 2012 comes to an end, here are some additional products, features and services we’re closing: On January 4, 2013, we’ll be shutting down several less popular Google Calendar features.
You’ll be unable to create new reservable times on your Calendar through Appointment slots *, but existing Appointment slots will continue working for one year. In addition, we’ll discontinue two Calendar Labs— Smart Rescheduler (we recommend Find a time view or Suggested times as alternatives) and Add gadget by URL .
Finally, Check your calendar via sms and Create event via sms (GVENT) —U.S.-only features for creating and checking meetings by texting information to Google—will be discontinued today, as most users prefer mobile Calendar apps. Google Sync was designed to allow access to Google Mail, Calendar and Contacts via the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync® protocol.
With the recent launch of CardDAV , Google now offers similar access via IMAP, CalDAV and CardDAV, making it possible to build a seamless sync experience using open protocols. Starting January 30, 2013, consumers won't be able to set up new devices using Google Sync; however, existing Google Sync connections will continue to function.
Google Sync will continue to be fully supported for Google Apps for Business, Government and Education. Users of those products are unaffected by this announcement. In addition to Google Sync, we’re discontinuing Google Calendar Sync on December 14, 2012 and Google Sync for Nokia S60 on January 30, 2013.
원문: Alphabet Company Announcements — "Winter cleaning" (2016-04-06) 공식 원문: https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/company-announcements/winter-cleaning/
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