The New Yahoo Calendar (after 10 years)

Tech Crunch reports the availability of the new and (improved) version of the feature rich Yahoo Calendar. This is a major release after 10 years of its existence and after 2 years of Google Calendar’s existence.

The new features include:

  • Support for Drag & drop interface.
  • Multiple Calendars (differentiated by different colors)
  • Integration with Flickr
  • Ability to set email, IM or SMS reminders.
  • A To-Do list 
  • Ajax style contextual Zoom in when viewing details

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