On Mar 9, 2012, at 10:16 AM, Les Mikesell wrote: > On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 11:07 AM, Craig White <craig.white at ttiltd.com> wrote: >> >>> How do you get them to sync with arbitrary sources? My android phone >>> has its own calendar and merges things from the company exchange >>> server and my google calendar, but I don't know how you would add >>> another caldav source. And I though ical was a file-level transport >>> where you would have to view the item containing it on the device >>> where you want the notification. >> ---- >> Probably less arbitrary than you think because a calendar is essentially a URL and the mobile devices generally know what to do with them. > > I just haven't seen enough mobile devices/apps to know what is > generic. On my android, it was tied into the email account setup and > exchange was a special case. And google seems to be a special case as > well, but there is a separate app for gmail. ---- in general, you would feed the same URL to an android device that you would give to iCal, Outlook, Evolution, etc. wrt an android device... Gmail - that's integrated into System => Accounts and you set up a Gmail account and it links Contacts & Calendars as well as mail though you can turn off the 'sync' for those services. Exchange - that's integrated into 'Corporate Sync' which actually handles basically all other e-mail/calendar/contact accounts Craig