If you're fairly new to Android widgets, don't worry; they're quite easy to use. You just need to add them to your home screen.

At last week’s Made by Google event, we saw two new Pixels, both sporting a new calendar widget. What’s nice about this widget is its sheer simplicity, prominently showing the user’s next ...

The Google Calendar widget is now getting a smooth "add events" feature through a simple click of a button. This will reportedly be part of one of the new highlighting features that Google showed ...

However, Google is hard at work giving all of its services the same look. According to a tweet from the Google Calendar Twitter, the Google Calendar widget is getting the Material You paint job.

A beloved feature is back on the Android lock screen, letting you see info at a glance without unlocking your phone.

Android widgets everywhere First things first, so far, I’ve only managed to get this bit o’ hidden magic working on a Google Pixel phone.

Created by Android developer Tommaso Berlose and spotted by PhoneArena, “ Another Widget ” will put the Pixel 2's homescreen calendar on your current Android phone.

Google Calendar got its Material You treatment with dynamic colors and new forms and shapes right alongside the Android 12 launch back in 2021.