We're about to release a mobile daily agenda view of calendars stored on Calgoo Hub. This will allow people who publish a calendar to Calgoo Hub to view it on the browser of their mobile phone.

While this is a useful utility, I personally find integration with the native calendar programs on mobile devices more useful. However, standards become an issue. If you consider "smart phones" i.e. Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Blackberry, iPhone and the like, none of them support SyncML natively. SyncML is the only standard in the mobile sync space that has some semblance of adoption. However, developers aren't particularly fond of it and there are major players, particularly in smart phones, who don't support it.

We need some sort of rationalization around syncing standards for mobile devices.

We've largely completed our CalDAV support for Apple Mac and are close to supporting Sunbird also. Now when will Microsoft release CalDAV support for Outlook?

This will allow for read/write calendar sharing scenarios.

We will in the near future be moving from a read-only sharing model to offer read/write capabilities.

We've integrated Apple iCal calendar into the Calgoo product line. You have already been able to publish / subscribe using Calgoo Hub calendar sharing service. Now you can also sync calendars with Calgoo Connect across all our supported calendar programs e.g. Outlook, Google, 30boxes, iCal.