So you just got your hands on the luxurious iPhone and can't wait to start using it as your personal assistant. The only problem is, you have everything in your Google Calendar and aren't overly excited about transferring all your appointments to the iPhone's built in calendar. Thankfully Switched has provided the steps needed to sync your Google Calendar with the iPhone, which is especially easy for Mac users with iCal.
To get started, go to Google Calendar and then "Calendar Settings" in the drop-menu like the one shown below. Click on it. Then find the Private Address section and click on the ICAL icon. This will create a URL for your calendar. Open iCal and go to Calendar > Subscribe. Paste the URL from the Google calendar here. Once your iCal is subscribed, your next iPhone sync will put all your Google calendar events right in your iPhone.
This is a one time deal so you don't have to worry about doing it each time you want your phone to sync with your Google Calendar. Here are some other cool Google Calendar geek tips: Using Google Calendar gallery and Putting Google Calendar on your Cell Phone .

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1Sweet... I'll be sure to do that two years from now when I can afford one... lol.
2I've never used Google Calander. I guess i'm scared that maybe my power will go out and then i'll miss the really super important meeting? hahaha, nagh. I like that you can sync it with your phone though. I'll have to give it a try!
3I love Google Calendar- I just posted this to my blog and it is so awesome!!! Everytime I update an event - it automatically updates itself for all to see.. so easy to use- I keep on my Google/IG page as well and it seriously is the best calendar widget!! LOVE!
4i have just one problem - i don't have the iphone.
5Works for me. iphone 3gs. i could sync my two google cals, thank you for the good description. i love even more the iphone now but not the same feeling against ATT =(
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