Google Calendar finally expands event colors with a full RGB picker
来源:Android Authority · 作者:Ryan McNeal · · 分类:Technology
Credit: Megan Ellis / Android AuthorityTL;DR- Google Calendar is expanding the number of available colors for event personalization.
- Users will be able to select from 24 default colors.
- Additional colors can be accessed through the full RGB color picker.
One way to personalize the events you create in Google Calendar is to assign a color. Doing so can help you visually organize different events, such as holidays, doctor appointments, and so on. While the available colors have long been limited to only 11, Google has finally decided to open up the color palette.
In a blog post, the company announced that Google Calendar users will now have access to more than 11 event colors. Starting today, you’ll be able to choose from up to 24 default color options. If you still haven’t found the right color for your event, there’s now a full RGB color picker. Through this color picker, Google says you’ll have access to up to 200 custom colors.
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