Calendar timeline one hour off

In iOS 5 on an iPad 2, using calendar after converting to Eastern Standard Time using the Week View, the Timeline is one hour off (iCal didn't register the time change). When the time is 3:00 EST, the Timeline registers 4:00 pm EST.

I had the same issue - not with Yahoo but Apple's own iCal and MobileMe.
This worked for me:
Go to iPhone Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars>Calendars>Time Zone Support
Change Time Zone Support selector to "OFF" then back to "ON".
Exit Settings
NB: NOT Settings>General>Date & Time
My Time Zone Support selector was "on", however Time Zone showed Etc/GMT -4
When I selected Time Zone Support to "off" and then back to "on", Time Zone changed to show "New York" (my local area). Calendar events then displayed the same times as iCal/MobileMe.
Rob

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Thx Bernard,
You are very helpful
When you went through the steps, were any of the settings different to those that I suggested?
......Yes, Time zone was uncheck in iCal and MM
I don't think you mentioned importing previously. Where are the events originally created?
.....I have a large spreadsheet of college athletic games that we keep in Excel and I import to iCal, they are ALWAYS one hour off after imported to iCal. Long before iPhone and MM too!
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...Honestly the TZ Support is a HUGE pain and causes Much more trouble for all than anything it is suppose to help with..., been that way ever since iCal came out...
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...glad it works for you, but it appears this is an issue for many. I used Now Up-To-Date for 10+ years and NEVER had trouble with import/export/sync...
One thing I neglected to ask you is whether you do need to have time zone support - i.e. do you travel with any of the macs to which you sync or do you get invitations that originate in different time zones?
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I would be very surprised to find out that time zones were tacked on on to UNIX as an afterthought, given how it was meant to be used in a remote and distributed way.
According to [this article on Wikipedia|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoneinfo] , the zoneinfo system dates back to 1986 or so. [According to Sun (nee Oracle)|http://www.java.com/en/javahistory/timeline.jsp] , Java started several years later.
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[http://www.bell-labs.com/history/unix/acronyms.html]
or 1970
[http://www.bell-labs.com/history/unix/almost.html]
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Or perhaps you are suggesting that unix didn't exist until 1986?
In comparison, java has only been around 13 years.
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You missed my point. It isn't a matter of being OS independent, but rather that the situation is in fact muddled on every OS, thus one must make a best guess effort. I have seen experts in unix, groups of them, befuddled by where a particular unix application was getting its timezone info from.

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