We don’t need 3rd party applications in order to sync our calendars any more. Finally Google has given us the tools we need in order to do this. It’s not easy, but it’s not overly difficult either. Follow the steps in the video and you’ll be happy you didn’t waste $50 on an application to do this for you.
Further Reading
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