Iphone calendar bug April 2015!

Anyone has a bug despite updating to the latest ios version? My calendar won't take new appointments

I found a solution. When using gmail.com follow these steps to fix it:
http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?answer=138740&topic=14252
Cheers,
Zdary

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IPhone Calendar Bug

I would report a bug in the iPhone calendar.
today i've setted an "October 31" event and I setted the monthly repeat of the event, but the result was that the event is repeated only for the 31 days months (such as December, January, ecc) and does not appear in the months with 30 day or less (such as November, February ecc)
I reported this bug to Apple, and I hope they can find a solution to this problem.

I found a solution. When using gmail.com follow these steps to fix it:
http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?answer=138740&topic=14252
Cheers,
Zdary

Particularly nasty iPhone Calendar bug ... makes you inexplicably late ...

Just FYI so this doesn't ruin anyone else's day ...
I synched my calendar with Outlook 2003 on XP. All is well.
Then fall daylight savings happened last Sunday. The iPhone switched just fine.
However, the iPhone software automatically advanced all my scheduled tasks in my calendar by one hour ... making me one-hour late for every appointment.
The error is not immediately apparent, since all-day events and recurring events all schedule correctly.

EkuhaiBreak,
When you look at your events in Outlook, do they have the times specified in Daylight Time, for example PDT instead of PST?
If so, the iPhone is taking that information, and adjusting it to standard time.
Hope this helps,
Nathan C.

How to escalate Time Zone bug in iPhone Calendar to Apple?

Hi, does anyone know how to escalate a bug in the iPhone calendar software to Apple?
Time Zone support on the iphone which causes calendar items created in location "Kuwait" to be saved as "Gulf Standard Time" and not "Arabian Standard Time", which means that they arrive one hour out of sync in iCal.
To replicate the problem:
1. Turn on time zone support in both the iPhone and iCal
2. Set the location to Kuwait on both
3. Create an item in the calendar on the iphone
4. Allow it to sync over Mobile Me
5. See that it turns up 1 hour out in iCal
6. Open the event in iCal and notice that it is set to "Gulf Standard Time" and not "Arabian Standard Time"
The workaround is to turn the time zone on the iPhone to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, which apparently is correctly matched to "Arabian Standard Time"
Thanks
Giles

There's the iPhone feedback page http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Calendar bug iOS 8.3

I have noticed bug in Calendar app after update to iOS 8.3 on my iPhone 5C. When I have open Calendar and I am in the month view in the left corner is name of the month. When I move down through next months after few months the name of the month disappear and from this moment I do not know what month I actually see.
Does somebody have same problem?

I tried reebot iPhone but bug is still here. Here are screenshots:
Firts is when I open Calendar and I am in the April (actually month). Second is when scroll down through few months up to July. This month (July) is the first where bug occur. From this moment if I scroll up or down I still can not see name of month. Closing of Calendar or view year view and than day view again solve bug. But when I open Calendar again after time and scroll bug happen again.
First:
Second:

IPhone Calendar List View Extends Back Only One Year

My iPhone calendar List view extends back approximately one year despite the fact that I have calendar entries extending back to 1999 and that older data is visible under the Day and Month views. This is a problem because the only search mechanism in iPhone calendar is through the List view. Therefore, any search I conduct extends back only to the data in the List view ... which means back only one year.
Does anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on how I could change this such that the List view extends to include ALL of my calendar entries and is in conformity with the Day and Month views? (I wanted to ask if anyone knows how to "correct" this, but perhaps Apple has designed it this way to speed-up the searching in List view ... I'm not certain.)
I am currently running the most recent iOS update, am syncing my iPhone calendar via MobileMe, have upgraded to the new version of the MobileMe calendar, and have ALREADY reset my sync. history, deleted my iPhone calendar and re-synced it, etc. These don't resolve the problem.

I've noticed that the date to which the List View will "look back" will change depending on software updates or syncs.
For instance, a few weeks ago my List View went back to December 2009 ... now it goes back to Jan. 2010 (i.e. I lost a month of "look back"). I do not specifically recall what triggered this change, but I reset my sync. log during this period.
If you make no changes to the sync. log or update the software, the List View start date will stay constant I believe. For instance, if the List View goes back to Jan. 1, 2010 right now it should stay that way until you reset the sync. log or update the iPhone software. Theoretically then the List View can "look back" much longer than 12 months assuming you make no changes to the sync. log or update the software. Of course, this doesn't address our issue here, but I thought I would point out that there seems to be a consistent pattern here and not some random bug screwing things up.
I'm still thinking that this is the way Apple intended it to work. In other words, that Apple felt it necessary to limit the calendar search feature to approximately 12 months worth of calendars. I hope I'm wrong.

A one day entry on iPhone calendar shows as two days on iPad?!

I know you're thinking this is probably something to do with timezones differences between the iPhone and the iPad?
Each year I put the F1 grand prix races in my calendar as a one-day event on the Sunday they take place. On Sunday 27th March 2011 is the Australian grand prix.
On my iPhone (I'm in the UK and running the latest version on an iPhone 4 etc.) it shows as a one-day event but on my iPad it stradles two-days! When I go to click EDIT on the iPhone entry, despite showing as a Sunday entry only, it shows that it starts on Sunday 27th March and finished on Monday 28th March!
I spent a couple of hours looking at this. No other grand prix date has this discrepancy between the iPad and the iPhone calendars (that are sync'd with MobileMe calendar). It's just this one date.
I even had a friend add an event on the same date and it also suggested it was a one day event but when you edit it then it shows it's a two day event.
And then the only explanation dawned on me. It wasn't time zone setting differences as that would affect all the entries like that the whole year.
27th March is the date the clocks go forward in the UK for British Summer Time!
Is it a bug though? Why does the iPhone show it as one day but the iPad show it as two?
What is it with Apple and calendars and alarms?! And don't start me on the MobileMe calendar and Outlook integration. It's rubbish.

Hi Boneart - I feel for you.
I too have the same issue (Feb 2014) which I have just discovered today as I am not a strong user of all-day events, until today when I tried to schedule annual holidays in my diary. I can confirm the EXACT SAME issues that you have described with all-day events displacing 24 hrs EARLY for sync Outlook to iOS calendar, and all-day events displaced 24hrs LATE for sync iOS calendar to Outlook. I also confirm that the issue does not exist for specified time appointments, as you also found.
I note from several other discussion threads that Apple have previously focussed on an issue of all-day events syncing to span 2-days; that is not yet apparent in my situation BUT I will be watching with interest whether a subsequent synchronisation causes the displaced dates to also synchronise back providing the same event apparently spanning 2 days but ACTUALLY existing as two events with identical properties on successive days.
One oddity is that I also operate in the NZ time zone; I wonder if that is significant???
For a brief period I trialled iCloud with a thrid-party patch to resolve the native iCloud issue of not providing 2-way synch with Outlook. That worked beautifully ... until Apple provided an update to the iCloud interface which destroyed all functionality for me. I'm back to hard-wire sync via USB wire again. Very frustrating!!
Finally it is sad that Apple has no interest in these issues. It strikes me that as soon as there is a non-Apple platform involved they blame the other system and wash their hands of it.
iPhone 4; iOS 7.0.6 (latest); Outlook 2007 & iTunes 11.1.5.5 on Win7Pro 64x v6.1

Odd iPhone Calendar Behavior With CSV Calendar Dates After 3.1

In April I downloaded the Chicago Cubs schedule as a CSV file and imported it into Outlook. The dates synced to my (and my wife's) 3G phones via MobileMe and we were good to go. Yesterday I did the same with the Chicago Bears schedule, and just noticed that BOTH the Bears games AND the Cubs games are showing five hour late on our iPhone calendars (i.e., today's 3:15 CDT Bears game shows an 8:15 p.m. CDT start time on our phones). This appears to have happened after upgrading to 3.1. The times are correct in Outlook, and they are also correct on the calendar at mobileme.com.
FWIW, I factory reset my phone this week and started over (did not restore the backup) in a failed attempt to correct the numerous 3.1 issues. I also verified that both phones have the correct timezone settings in BOTH locations in settings, and also confirmed the time zone settings in my PC and at mobileme.com. I also tried setting a normal (not imported from a CSV file) appointment in Outlook to test this problem, and both phones report the correct start time.

I'm seeing the same instability with the calendar app. I first noticed all my mobile me calendars were gone so I backed up my iCal on my desktop and then synced the desktop with mobile me which took a few tries. This restored my iPhone calendar but it's been buggy ever since. I'm going to try a restore and if that doesn't help I'll go back to syncing through iTunes. I've also noticed some lag and crashes with other apps (apple & third party) since the 3.1 upgrade.

Time Zones not correctly converted in iPhone Calendar

Problem with recurring meetings that were scheduled by a meeting organizer in a different time zone than my "home" time zone (as configured on the iPhone time zone support).
I am unable to sync or connect directly to my corporate Exchange Calendar due to strict corporate security settings. However, I am able to publish my calendar from Outlook 2007 to the internet. I am publishing my calendar to Office Live. I can then subscribe to my Office Live calendar from the iPhone (3Gs iPhone OS 3.1). Single occurrence meetings seems to translate time zone information fine. In all cases (single or recurring from any time zone) show up fine when I view them via Office Live and/or Outlook 2007.
The problem is the recurring meetings that were originally scheduled in a different (than my "home" time zone that I have configured on my iPhone Calendar time zone support settings) are showing up in the iPhone Calendar incorrectly. A meeting scheduled for 10:00 AM CST is showing up in my iPhone at 10:00 AM PST instead of 08:00 AM PST. I tried turning off time zone support on the iPhone but it didn't make any difference. I believe that setting is really only for meetings scheduled from the iPhone. The setup I described above is a read-only setup from an iPhone perspective.
Interesting that single occurrence meetings work fine... Is this just a bug in the iPhone Calendar app or issue with the way Microsoft represents time zones in recurring meetings?
I should also note that the iPhone Calendar also appears to have problems when a single occurrence of a recurring meeting is changed as well.

How about putting together the information about this nasty bug at a single place in this forum?
I recommend this thread: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2213281&tstart=0
Please add your additional information in this thread!

IPhone sensitivity bug in Outlook syncs

The iPhone does not support the "sensitivity" setting in Outlook contacts/calendar. This setting must be either normal, personal,private or confidential. Other PDAs which don't have a way to set this (to private on the calendar, for example), just set everything to "normal". Since this setting is "blank" on the iPhone, calendar entries which originate on the iPhone will not sync to an exchange server or 3rd party sync app that is set to recognize this feature (ours is). Thus I can sync iphone calendar entries to the desktop (Outlook 2003 using Unicode), but they will not sync to the server.
The workaround appears to be that all calendar items must be originated at the server (my secy) or the desktop. They can then be modified by the iphone. Otherwise, the desktop must be set to view "sensitivity" and each iPhone calendar entry must be modified on the desktop to the "normal" setting one by one. Does anyone know a better workaround or is Apple going to fix this bug?

If the user prefers something other than Hebrew, I think the same result can be had by adding a dingbat. These can easily be found in an app like Unicode Map. ✈✌✩❄➳

IPhone calendar syncing with MobileMe not working

Could somebody help me figger out how to readjust the settings of syncing me iPhone with MobileMe and the latter with my iMac at home?
The thing that's not working as it should is this: when at home, in Belgium, changing/adding appointments in iphones calendar, the next day, when I was at work in Holland, where my 3G network is functioning(I switch off dataroaming because of the huge costs), I often see that appointments were put back to before the change I most recently made. This is frustrating, and cause for difficult planning/scheduling.
Anyone know how to tackle this? Would there be something wrong with the settings? I doubt the latter because, when I do the same thing as I mentioned above in Holland, things work fine.
Bug???
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

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Iphone and Ical on mac do not sync anymore. All my events are in the iphone calendar! How do I backup iphone calendar, and how do I fix the syncronizing problem?

After getting iCloud the iCal on my mac does not sync with my iPhone calendar. All of my calendar notes are in my iPhone (while the mac's Ical remains empty) so I need to backup the iphone version. How?
Itunes says that "your calendars are being syncronized with iphone using icloud" - but the mac's ical does not show any of the new events I have added on my iphone.
I would like to install the new update on my iphone, but I am afraid to do it without knowing that I will be able to restore my iphone calendar. I have made calendar events for many years to come, I and will not risk losing them!
I have been looking for tips online, but the solutions usually suggest that I backup the ical on the mac and start fresh using this version. In other words overwrite iphone calendar with the ical from the mac. Which is not an option. What can I do?

Moments in Photos are the new Events, i.e. groupings of photos sorted by date taken.
When the iPhoto Library was first migrated to Photos there was a folder created in the sidebar titled iPhoto Events and all migrated iPhoto Events (which are now Moments) are represented by an album in that folder. To open the sidebar if it's not already open use the Option+Command+S key combination.
There's a way to simulate events in Photos.
When new photos are imported into the Photos library go to the Last Import smart album, select all the photos and use the File ➙ New Album menu option or use the key combination Command+N. Name it as desired. It will appear just above the iPhoto Events folder where you can drag it into the iPhoto Events folder
When you click on the iPhoto Events folder you'll get a simulated iPhoto Events window.
The downside to the simulation is that the Albums/Events can only be sorted automatically by Title. But they can also be sorted manually, either in the sidebar or in the folder's window at the right.
Ask Apple for more sorting options in Photos via https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html.

How can i get my ipad and iphone calendars to sync?

my ipad and iphone calendars used to sync fine but recently they stopped syncing. i haven't changed a thing so i don't even know how to begin fixing the problem.
everything gets backed up into icloud and connecting the ipad and iphone to my laptop for sycing hasn't resolved the issue.
my default email is a gmail account (calendar), which has been from the beginning; however, i have an icloud account on both devices, and i use the same apple id on all devices and itunes. in the past anything i would input into my gmail calendar on any computer would sync with my ipad and iphone, but no longer!! what happened????? right now all calendars are independent of one another; anything i input into my gmail calendar doesn't show on my ipad or iphone calendar or vice versa.
i have checked my ipad and iphone section by section to ensure everything is the same, and it is.
i am sooo frustrated right now somebody please help me to resolve this problem.

The first step in troubleshooting this is to determine which of your devices are not syncing with iCloud. To do this, add a new event on your iPad calendar and see if it appears on your calendar on icloud.com. Do the same thing on your iPhone and in Outlook. When you do this, which device is not syncing new events to the calendar on icloud.com?

How can I get the iPhone Calendar to update reminders from Outlook?

I have an iPhone 2g v2.0.2 with an Exchange account through work. Everything works flawlessly except one annoying problem: The iPhone calendar does not seem to recognize that I have dismissed or changed a reminder time in Outlook.
Example: A reminder alert appears on my computer (Windows XP/Outlook 2007/Kerio mail server). I will "Dismiss" the alert only to have it pop up again 10 seconds later presumably because my iPhone didn't get the dismissed reminder message, then syncs back to Outlook that the reminder is still active. I have even opened the item in Outlook, changed or canceled the reminder, saved the item, only to have it pop up again seconds later after the iphone reverts to the original reminder.
The only way I have found to stop this cycle is to open the item on the iPhone calendar and cancel the reminder.
Any ideas on how to solve this would be appreciated.
thanks

Just so that you know you're not alone, I have a couple clients experiencing the same problem. Have yet to come up with a solution outside of what you've mentioned. Wish I had more to add to the topic.

How do I get my iPhone calendar events to show up on my Google calendar?

I have an iPhone 4s. When I add a calendar event on my Google calendar it shows up fine on my iPhone calendar. I can delete that event on my iPhone calendar and it deletes it on my Google calendar so I know there's a "link." BUT, when I add an item on my iPhone calendar it doesn't show up on my Google calendar. I've tried waiting 15 minutes (the refresh time for Fetch) , and refreshing the calendar page but no luck.
Help?
DWM

That response would work save one detail: This is my work phone so I get meetings and such added via corporate email, etc. Those go by default to my iPhone calendar so I was hoping there was a way to just sync everything that ends up on my iPhone calendar to my Google calendar.
Thanks for the reply.

Iphone calendar bug April 2015!

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