How to subscribe to a calendar on your iPhone, to stay up-to-date on your favorite events
- It's easy to subscribe to a calendar on your iPhone through the default Calendar app.
- You can find many different calendars in Safari, and add them to your iPhone in just a few steps.
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Many folks consider the winter season to be the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. That's particularly true if you're a college basketball fan, like myself.
As such, one of my annual winter rituals is subscribing to my team's schedule, using the iPhone calendar app.
If you're keen on adding a team calendar of your own, or any calendar, like release dates for the Xbox, international holidays, astronomy events - the list of options is truly endless - here's how.
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How to subscribe to a calendar on your iPhone
1. Open Safari and search for the calendar you want to add. The above link to iCalShare.com is a good resource, or you can go directly to the source if you know where to find the calendar you're looking for. Here, we'll use the official North Carolina Tar Heels calendar.
2. The wording will differ depending on where you find the calendar, but you should see an option worded along the lines of "Add to Calendar," or "Subscribe to Calendar." Tap it.
3. You will be given options to choose the platform where you want the calendar subscription. Select the one that applies to your iPhone.
4. The Calendar app will automatically open and the events will be listed - title, dates and times, if included. Tap "Add All" in the top-right corner to confirm subscription to the calendar.
5. Create a name for the calendar if you'd like, then tap "Done" in the top right corner.
6. Close Safari and open the Calendar app. Tap "Calendars" at the bottom of the screen.
7. You can ensure that you'll see your newly subscribed to calendar here. A blue checkmark will be visible to the left of the calendar. If no checkmark is there, tap the empty circle.
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