In addition to no longer making you busy in meetings,Key note generation function, as well as the “Material You” version that adapts to the new system. Recently, Google Calendar also wants to help you focus more on work or study – to some extent, it also has something to do with the trend of digital health. Allowing you to truly find your own pure and focused time. Continue reading Google Calendar also has a “Focus (Period)” mode, which automatically helps you reject other schedule reports.

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Google Calendar also has a “Focus (Period)” mode, which automatically helps you push off other schedules.
This new calendar default event option is called “Focus Time.” At first glance, you might think it pays homage to the focus mode of iOS/iPadOS. But in fact, Google Calendar will add it to Workspace’s four activity items including “Activities, Out of Office, Work, and Appointment Time”, becoming the fifth option.

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The focus time (Focus Time. Temporary translation, because this feature has not yet appeared in my Workspace) option is somewhat close to the meaning and function of “out of office”. But this type of itinerary will be displayed with different patterns (currently there is a headset – it feels like Panasonic’s“Horse blindfold” headphonesIt should be more expressive).
It will also know how to automatically reject conflicting activity schedules for you, ensuring that you can concentrate on your work without being disturbed by complicated online meetings – if your colleagues know how to look at the calendar to set up meetings. In addition, such travel time will also be automatically added to one of the statistical items of Google Calendar’s time spent (Time Insights).

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This feature will be rolled out to some Workspace users in the next few weeks – I don’t know why there are still limited qualifications… In short, if you see this option in the calendar function, remember to use it to plan some uninterrupted working time for yourself!
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