Pippolia’s nifty tool, iCalendarFactory, has received an update. It adds the games of your favourite sports teams directly to your calendar. After installing, run the program and select your favourite sport and team. This will downloaded your team’s schedule for the next month and add it to your calendar automatically!

Sports: Futbol/soccer, NBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, College Football.

Version 1.2.0 changes:

* Event subject can include league and can by US style
* Automatic update checking possible

Version (1.1.0) changes:

* Event options (status, reminder, category, etc.) can be added
* Online update checking
* Time zone handling corrected

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This a a great app by Dale Lane, it is a small plugin for Outlook Mobile to help triage the emails. The application adds a context menu items to emails that let you create a new To Do item in Outlook Tasks, or a new diary entry in Outlook Calendar. Imagine getting an email asking you to do something, and you are busy to do it straight away so with this app with one tap you can create a new To Do list item, pre-filling it with information from the email. Similarly if you get an email about an event or meeting you need to go to, with one tap you can create a new Calendar item, pre-filling it with information from the email.

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PhoneLog is a simple Windows Mobile freeware that logs all incoming and outgoing phone calls and sms to your calendar with the call duration. The application requires the .Net CF v3.5 installed on the device. Credit to Anton from PocketNow.com for the find.

Features:

• log missed calls to calendar
• log placed calls to calendar
• log incoming sms messages

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Calendar Plus is a program that runs under the Pocket PC’s Today screen. It emulates the standard Pocket PC Calendar plug-in exactly, except that it offers more features. Features include the ability to see multiple days, the ability to look a given number of appointments ahead, and multiple ways of displaying the various calendar fields.

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