Our second update for July has some nifty new features:
iCalendar feed import now supports feeds that are password protected. Imported feeds with just a few events in them will now place those events on your calendar, and into the word of mouth system. Large feeds still behave as collections of events.
We now have a way to export your Mosuki calendar to Google. Google has improved their calendar’s security somewhat, and people still want this feature. You should still understand the implications for your privacy carefully before exporting your Mosuki calendar to Google.
You can now access your Google, MSN, Yahoo and AOL address books in Mosuki. You can invite your contacts to events, or to join the site, thanks to Plaxo’s address book widget.
We’ve improved the way Flickr photos are collected and displayed. Most places will now have a few Flickr photos on them.
There are also some little bug fixes, including fixes to make the site work better in Safari 3. That’s it!
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