
Australian Holidays 2012/2013/2014 and School Holidays 6.3.0
Device: iOS iPhone
Category: Productivity
Price: $.99, Version: 2.3 -> 6.3.0 (iTunes)

Add all Australian holidays three years ahead to your calendar with the push of a button and enjoy free automatic updates. Typing is history! You can also select individual holidays and add these to a default calendar of your choice (home, work, etc). Important: This is the only app with officially approved holidays! You can add: ✔ Australian holidays (combined) ✔ Holidays of all states and territories (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia, Tasmania, Queensland, Victoria, Western Australia) ✔ School holidays of all states and territories ✔ Religious Calendars (Christian, Jewish, Islamic and Hindu) ✔ Week Numbers (choice between start on sunday or monday) Benefits - Add holidays three years ahead to your calendar and enjoy free automatic updates - Add all events at once or add selected events - Save yourself a lot of time - All events are between your regular appointments, so planning is easier than ever Features - Easy to use - Easily add, edit and delete events - Add selected events to a calendar or your choice (home, work, etc) - Subscribe (for free of course) to calendars to add them as a separate calendar - Fully integrates with the default iPhone Calendar and also with other calendar apps like Week Calendar, miCal, Easy Calendar and Calvetica - Sync events with iCal, Outlook, Gcal, etc - Easily Switch events between default calendars - No internet connection needed after you added the events Feedback For compliments, complaints and tips you can use the feedback form in the app, send an e-mail to info@schedjoules.com or mention us on Twitter @Schedjoules.
What's New
Update for iOS6 and iPhone5
Australian Holidays 2012/2013/2014 and School Holidays