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Google is Watch Selina's Gold Onlinerolling out new updates for the web version of Google Calendar, finally giving PC users the sleek layout and intuitive controls offered on the mobile app version of the G Suite tool.

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The redesigned G Cal has the same bright colors you'll find on mobile, and the web page layout will automatically adjusts to better fit the size of your screen.

Most of the other features coming with the web redesign will be helpful for people using Calendar within wider organizations. The handiest of these will now allow you to check out multiple users' calendars side by side for a given day, in order to see how everyone's schedule lines up. Check that out in the GIF below:

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Calendar Invites are also given some new bells and whistles, with the ability to add formatting and hyperlinks directly into the description field, and G Suite administrators will be able to include more details about conference rooms within an organization.

For most users, the big news here will be the new look, but that's fine. We're finally breaking free of bland, basic web design — so now you might actually be excited to sift through all of your Calendar invites on your desktop.

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