Automatic sync between Google Calendar and Outlook is one of the more popular things I’ve ever written about. Previous solutions ranged from a clumsy add-on for Outlook called RemoteCalendars and a handful of solutions that cost money.
This article originally highlighted a standalone app created by Google called Google Calendar Sync. It was released for free and made it so that anyone who had both a Gmail account and Outlook could sync them, which was particularly useful for some of the first Android phones because there was no Android version of Outlook.
This entire process has evolved over the years since I originally wrote about Google Calendar Sync in March of 2008. Now if you share your Google Calendar, you can add it to Outlook using a web url.
