US Holidays Calendar
by AsyncByte Software
🗂️ Productivity
Version 1.0.11
📅 Updated December 23, 2021
(US) United States Calendar 2022 with Holidays and Observances
Features US Holidays Calendar
*(US) United States Calendar 2021 , 2022 with Holidays and Observances*add daily notes*simple and nice view calendar*perpetual calendar*lunar calendar ( you can enable it in app setting )*easy to use, user friendly calendar*export your notes via e-mail*swipe left / right to navigate between month & year*font size setting*optimized apk size*3 UI style themes available : normal, flat, dark calendarPrivacy Policyhttp://asyncbyte.blogspot.com/2018/09/asyncbyte-privacy-policy.html*Update holidays and observances 2022
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"Good"
Tappm None
"100% GOOD"
Allen Jackson
"IT IS BETTER THAN THE OTHER ONE I HAVE BUT WHAT ABOUT DAY LIGHT SAVING TIME AND APRIL FOOL'S DAY AND THE AND ALL OF THE OTHER EVERYONE STILL REMEMBERS OVER 50 YEARS AGO"
Robert Schramm
"No way to change year. Manner by which notes are deleted is non-intuitive. The ads are not a problem for me (but, that being said, a way to eliminate them would be a plus). An ability to add to, edit, or delete from, the list of holidays, would be also be much appreciated."
TheGrandRascal
"So far so good. All I need for Calendar Is here."
Phi Long
"Just started using it, looks great. I'll add to my review later. Is stuck one day behind now and won't update. May have to Uninstaller it."
Herb Davidson
"I like 👍 👌 the calendar 📅 app because I could put information on it ."
Jeffrey Klokkenga
"Very plain and easy to use."
Ja Was
"I like it finally got one is clear to see."
Traude Shealy
"This is wrong about national grand parents day its not the 9th its the 12th of Sept. what a horrible mistake next time fact check."
dino martinetti
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