This update is rolling out to Google Workspace users, subscribers, and personal Google account holders, but only on Android for now. The latest Google Calendar update introduces a full-screen view for managing tasks, making it easier to prioritize and ...

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A new update to Google Calendar on Android makes it easier to keep track of tasks and to-do lists without the need for a separate app.

Google Calendar on Android is about to get a whole lot more powerful with a new, full-featured Google Tasks integration. Up until now, Google Calendar on your Android phone has been pretty basic when it comes to Tasks.

Google Calendar now offers a full-screen view of tasks, making it easier to manage all to-dos. The update allows users to view tasks without assigned dates, accessible by tapping the Tasks button from the top action bar.

Google Calendar on Android is getting a more full-featured Google Tasks experience to make it "easier for users to