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"Fantastical, the popular OS X calendar, released an app for iPhone Thursday.\nSharing many of the same features as the Mac version of the app, Fantastical makes keeping up with both your work and home life easy to do. \nA DayTicker at the top of the screen in the app lets you swipe through your upcoming calendar. Each date shows a small visual representation of what you have scheduled for the day, with specific events listed below the particular day you have selected.\nPulling down the DayTicker from the top of the screen will bring up a full calendar view. Sporting a look somewhat similar to Apple\u2019s built-calendar, the calendar\u2019s month view has dots displayed on dates you have events scheduled, and display\u2019s a more detailed view of what those events are below.\n\nSEE ALSO: 7 Fantastic Calendar Apps To Keep you on Schedule\nOne of the most interesting features of Fantastical is perhaps its voice scheduling capabilities. Much in the same way you might interact with Apple\u2019s Siri, Fantastical\u2019s natural language processor allows you to simply tell it when you want to schedule a meeting in order to do so. You can also specify reccurring events such as \u201CMow the lawn every other Tuesday\u201D and schedule those as well. \nFantastical\u2019s natural language engine makes it an intelligent note taker, capable of understand holidays, days of the week, the location of the week and more.\nThe app integrates in with calendars you\u2019re already using on your iOS device,  such as Google Calendar and Exchange, so getting started is as easy as downloading the app.\nFantastical for iOS is available now.\nHave any of you given Fantastical a try? Let us know your thoughts on the calendar app in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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