There is, however, another solution: you can subscribe to a calendar directly from your iPhone. Apple mentioned this feature only in passing when it surfaced in iPhone OS 3.0.

One of the largest omissions in the iPhone software to date has been its inability to sync subscribed calendars Over-The-Air (OTA). This has been especially annoying for iPhone owners that ...

MobileMe wonu2019t sync all the events from your subscribed calendars. Until such time as it does, this hint provides a usable, if not perfect, workaround.

Subscribed calendars, for example, can't be altered, so they don't show up in the Default Calendar screen. Tap the calendar that you want to use as your default.

Select the desired calendar subscription in the left-hand panel. From the File menu select "Export", save the calendar to a temporary location.

One of my favorite features of MobileMe (and DotMac before it) is subscribed calendars. This feature allows my wife and I to maintain separate calendars which we share with each other by ...

Subscribe Via Google Calendar. If you have access to Google Calendar, you can subscribe to the academic calendar by directly adding it to your calendars. Locate the "Academic Calendar" within Google ...

A sometimes overlooked feature that has been made incredibly simple on the iPhone is the ability to subscribe to a variety of calendars. Many are … ...

Tap Subscribed Calendars. 5. Look for a calendar you don't want or don't recognize and then tap it, followed by Delete Account. Dave Johnson. Freelance Writer.

Touch "Settings," followed by "Mail, Contacts, Calendars" and "Subscribed Calendars." Next, tap the name of a subscribed calendar and toggle its "Remove Alarms" switch to "ON".