http://imediapress.disqus.com/enMon, 28 Feb 2011 19:05:04 -0000http://www.imediapress.com/supa/2008/10/31/yahoo-calendar-beta-disappointing/#comment-157963979<p>The new calendar beta is a total abomination! All the events I had listed in the old version now show at incorrect times and dates. Also, on every birthday event I had listed, none of them would notify me 7 days in advance, as I had specified in the previous version. I made 3 phone calls today plus filling out a form and am still waiting for an answer to this problem. There is always this rush to get something to market to better your competition but no concern to get it RIGHT! As others have commented, these people at Yahoo seem to ignore consructive comments from end users and just do it their way. </p>WallyjsMon, 28 Feb 2011 19:05:04 -0000http://www.imediapress.com/supa/2008/10/31/yahoo-calendar-beta-disappointing/#comment-27066933<p>I would be happy right now if the calendar was "on par" with the others, which it will be soon... THEN innovation! Yahoo! has historically been one of the most innovative companies in the world of computers. Take their IM (Yahoo! Instant Messenger) It has been years ahead of MSN, and still remains to be. Almost every cool new feature MSN has, was available on YIM years ago!</p>club penguin cheatsWed, 23 Dec 2009 02:20:01 -0000http://www.imediapress.com/supa/2008/10/31/yahoo-calendar-beta-disappointing/#comment-7575224<p>Here it is March 27th, 2009 and there are still no options to sync the Yahoo calendar with anything. No Outlook, no mobile smart phone support, etc. I've checked the official yahoo e-mail and calendar blog and there is no update. It seems that things have stalled. I do like the calendar but it's useless without access outside going directly to the page from your browser. You would think access to calendar data would be a proiority.</p>CarlFri, 27 Mar 2009 19:33:58 -0000http://www.imediapress.com/supa/2008/10/31/yahoo-calendar-beta-disappointing/#comment-4229902<p>I am more optimistic about what you are saying now that joker yang is out as ceo<br>what a waste of a perfectly good opportunity to merge with msft<br></p>jerryhaterSat, 06 Dec 2008 20:47:10 -0000http://www.imediapress.com/supa/2008/10/31/yahoo-calendar-beta-disappointing/#comment-4225809<p>I think you are being way too critical!</p><p>Yahoo just purchase Zimbra a couple years ago, and has really improved things, it does take time to write code and integrate 200 million users into a new mail/calendaring system!</p><p>You are asking for new features already! I would be happy right now if the calendar was "on par" with the others, which it will be soon... THEN innovation! Yahoo! has historically been one of the most innovative companies in the world of computers. Take their IM (Yahoo! Instant Messenger) It has been years ahead of MSN, and still remains to be. Almost every cool new feature MSN has, was available on YIM years ago!</p><p>Give it some time, they will kick the crap out of everyone.</p>HarrySat, 06 Dec 2008 13:52:37 -0000