If you’re a dual Android/Apple user, then in this article I’ll make your life just that little bit easier, by sharing a workaround that allows you to add your iCloud Calendar(s) to Android’s Calendar app.īefore jumping into this workaround, it’s important to realise there’s a reason why it’s called a “workaround.”īy following the instructions in this article, you’ll be able to add a read-only version of your iCloud Calendar to your Android device. Plus, having to access your calendar via the mobile web browser is incredibly frustrating when you already have a perfectly good calendar app that came pre-installed on your mobile device.
While you could access your iCloud Calendar via your mobile’s web browser, this feels clunky and awkward compared to using Android’s built-in Google Calendar app. If you regularly switch between macOS and your Android smartphone or tablet, then you may have noticed that almost all of Google’s apps play nicely with macOS and iOS – but the reverse isn’t always true!īy default, you cannot view your iCloud Calendar in Google’s Calendar application, which can make things difficult if you’re an iCloud user who also happens to own an Android smartphone or tablet. Just because you’re a big fan of macOS doesn’t automatically mean you love every Apple device!
