Luiz Henrique Oriani

I just wanted this sync right on time. There's must be some cloudy communication between Outlook (Microsoft) and Google Calendar (Google) because my events on Outlook are not shown on Google Calendar right on time - there's a delay to get it on.

That's the way Outlook proceed with its syncronization with Google Calendar. And I appreciate this idea. I'll do it for sure when available.

Thanks for the post. I knew about Cronofy - still waiting to use and try it. I understood your point of view but let's make a mental exercise. For example, I couldn't achieve my daily goals for my tasks. So, in this case, I must reschedule the task, moving it through the next days until I got some space on my agenda to get it done. For me, moving this task it's easier to do on my agenda than in Evernote because I can easy get a weekly view or even a monthly view. With a weekly view, I can be able to reschedule the task SEEING the others events, compromises and tasks at the same time. Otherwise, based only in Evernote, I can't see the others events. Make sense to you?

What do you think about create a sincronization between Google Calendar and Evernote in order to make Tasks works better than just simply create a single task? Create a Evernote Task without a sense of time, I mean, without a way to plan the execution of the task, it's just useless. We should be able to move the task along the calendar. So, it makes sense to be a two way sync - Evernote to Calendar AND Calendar to Evernote.