Twitter now connects with popular calendar apps. The company announced this new feature today. Users can link their Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook accounts. This integration helps people see their scheduled events directly in Twitter. The goal is to make Twitter more useful for daily planning. Users can see their upcoming meetings and appointments without leaving Twitter. The feature is available now on the Twitter app for iOS and Android. It will come to the web version soon. People need to update their app to access it. The setup process is simple. Users go to their profile settings. They find the new ‘Calendar Connections’ option. They pick their preferred calendar service. They grant Twitter permission to view their events. After this, events appear in a new ‘My Calendar’ section on the profile page. This section shows events for the next seven days. Users see the event title, time, and location. They can tap an event for more details. Twitter says this saves time. People do not need to switch between apps constantly. It keeps users informed about their day. The company plans to add more calendar services later. Apple Calendar support is expected next month. Twitter also hinted at possible future features. These might include setting reminders or adding events directly from Twitter. The company wants Twitter to be a central hub. They aim to combine social interaction with personal organization tools. This update is part of a larger effort to improve user experience. Twitter has been adding features beyond basic tweeting. Recent additions include audio chat rooms and newsletter tools. The calendar feature is rolling out globally. All users with updated apps should get it this week. The change requires the latest app version. Some users might need to reinstall the app. Twitter provided a help page for any setup issues. This page explains the linking steps clearly. The company believes this integration is valuable for busy professionals. It helps them stay on top of their schedule. It also benefits individuals managing personal tasks.
(Twitter Adds Integration with Calendar Apps)