Some apps do allow you to see files, but it depends on the apps. The ones that let you see files generally allow these files to be synced from a computer, using File Sharing: How to Transfer files and folders to an iPhone or iPad App from a Mac or PC. But most apps don't have File Sharing enabled. Also even if the app has File Sharing enabled. To see what events you have scheduled today (or any another day being viewed), scroll up and down through the day's timeline. To go to a different day, scroll the week left and right as needed. Tap on the date of the day you want to view, and you'll see the events timeline for that day, instead of today. Using iTunes 12.7, the only way to access the iOS App Store was via the iPhone itself. Many users disliked this change, as it's harder to navigate and review apps on iOS than it had been using macOS. A month or so later, Apple retreated and offered a version of iTunes that restores iOS App Store availability. The built-in Calendar app for iPhone gives you quite a few choices when it comes to viewing your information. The most general time frame is year, followed by month, then day, and finally, individual event view. You can also toggle a convenient list view as well to see a stream of all your events, or view it underneath the default month view. Discover popular local events, get event recommendations just for you, and see which events your friends are going to! Get tickets and quickly access all of your Eventbrite tickets and event information from your iPhone. Find something new to do - concerts, festivals, classes, conferences, free events and more - right in the palm of your hand. IOS 14 brings a fresh look to the things you do most often, making them easier than ever. New features help you get what you need in the moment. And the apps you use all the time become even more intelligent, more personal, and more private. Watch the event.
Calendar User Guide
Use the Calendar app to schedule meetings, appointments, family activities, and other events.
Add an event
In the Calendar app on your Mac, do one of the following:
In Day or week view, drag from the event’s start time to its end time, then enter a title and other event details in the event window. You can also double-click at a time or in the All-Day section at the top, then fill in the event window.
In Month view, double-click a day, then enter a name and duration in the title field, such as “Dinner at 6-7.” As you type, a suggestion appears with the name and duration split into separate fields. Select the suggestion to use it, or press Esc to ignore it.
As you enter an event name using any of these methods, suggestions appear based on existing events. Select a suggestion to fill in event details such as location and invitees from the existing event’s details. To reuse event details for an event at a new time, enter a different time before entering the event name.
Enter the event details.
Add an event using natural language
Quickly create events in Calendar by entering the name and other event details using natural language.
In the Calendar app on your Mac, do one of the following:
Create a new event: Click the Create Quick Event button in the Calendar toolbar, then enter a description of your event. For example, enter “Party Feb 6,” “Soccer Game on Saturday from 11am-1pm,” or “Vacation in Bahamas Mon-Fri.”
As you enter an event name, suggestions based on previously entered events may appear. Choosing a suggestion fills in event details such as location and invitees using the previous event’s details.
You can enter “breakfast” or “morning” to have your event start at 9 a.m.; “lunch” or “noon” to start it at 12 p.m.; and “dinner” or “night” to start it at 7 p.m.
To create the event in a calendar other than the default, click and hold the Create Quick Event button . You can change your default calendar in General preferences.
Ask Siri. Say something like: “Set up lunch on Thursday with Rachel, Guillermo, and Nisha.”Learn how to ask Siri.
Copy details from a previous event: Double-click an event whose details you want to replace, or force click the event. Select the title, start typing the same title as the event whose details you want to copy, then choose the event to copy from the suggestions list.
If you copy an event while using Month view, the time of the event is also copied.
Events written in natural language can also be detected in Mail, Safari, and other apps. See Use events, contacts, and other items found in emails and Detect dates, contacts, and more in documents.
Modify an event
In the Calendar app on your Mac, double-click or force click the event to open it.
If you created the event, you can do any of the following:
Ask Siri. Say something like: “Change my lunch from 12:30 to 1 p.m.”Learn how to ask Siri.
To change an event’s start or end time, you can drag the top or bottom edge of the event. You can also drag the left or right edge of all-day events.
To change an event’s date or time, drag the event to another day or time. You can also drag the event to the small calendar in the bottom left of the calendar list. To view the calendar list, choose View > Show Calendar List.
If you didn’t create the event, you can change your acceptance status. You may also be able to leave a comment for the event organizer or propose a new time. See Reply to invitations.
Delete an event
In the Calendar app on your Mac, do one of the following:
Select the event, then press the Delete key.
If you receive a calendar event from an unknown sender, you can report it as junk and delete it without notifying the sender. Double-click the event, click Report Junk, then click Delete and Report Junk.
How To See Ios App Events On Mac Computer
If you use Handoff, you can switch between your Mac and other devices while creating, modifying, or viewing events and calendars. To open an event handed off to your Mac, click the Handoff Calendar icon that appears at the left side of the Dock.