After iOS 14 began to support desktop gadget applications, many apps have also gradually opened up to support desktop gadget functions, such as Google’s including Google App or Google Photos、Google News, Gmail, Google Drive and Google Fit are all supported. However, Google Calendar, which is most commonly used by iOS users, has not been supported until recently. Now let’s take a look at how to set up Google Calendar’s iOS 14 desktop gadget!
Google Calendar supports iOS 14 desktop gadgets (settings tutorial)
First, after downloading the Google Calendar App, go to the edit home screen page, click the “+” in the upper left corner of the screen to add a desktop gadget, and select Google Calendar in the gadget list. If you have downloaded the Google Calendar App but do not see Google Calendar in the list of new gadgets, it is recommended to open the Google Calendar App first and then follow the steps to add a desktop gadget.
Google Calendar iOS App Download:
Click here to go to (App Store)
Google Calendar currently supports two sizes of iOS desktop gadgets: 2*2 and 2*4. You can choose a suitable desktop gadget based on your personal iOS home screen layout. You can also preview the effects of gadget activities when selecting the gadget layout:
The final actual effect of the Google Calendar desktop gadget is as follows. Users can use the Google Calendar desktop gadget to view all schedules and scheduled events in Google Calendar for “today”. If they want to open Google Calendar to view the complete event content, just click on the gadget to open the Google Calendar App. If you want to save layout space, you can also integrate multiple desktop gadgets through smart stacking:
Google Calendar iOS App Download:
Click here to go to (App Store)
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Source: KOCPC Chinese