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BusyCal Giveaway

by Thanh Pham · 197 comments on May 19, 2013

BusyCal
The great folks at BusyCal, the company behind our favorite calendar app, have been kind enough to let us giveaway 3 license codes.

If you’ve been reading Asian Efficiency for a while, you already know how much we like BusyCal. It’s simply the best calendar app on the Mac. Here’s a quick summary of the top 10 features why BusyCal is awesome. It addresses a lot of the shortcomings of iCal.

Now you have a chance to win a license key for BusyCal!

All you need to do is to leave a comment behind on this post and tell us why you want this app. That’s it!

Do this before this Thursday (May 23rd) 3pm PDT (6pm EDT) and we’ll randomly select three winners!

-Aaron and Thanh

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