Earlier this year, Google Contacts introduced a birthday reminder, and those notifications can now be set for all saved dates.
Initially, the app just focused on notifying you about one kind of date. Of course, Google Contacts has long let you add any “Significant date” to a contact, and now those can have a reminder with notifications.
Opening a contact and going to the overflow menu (or scrolling down to the bottom) presents a new “Reminders” option and page. All previously entered Significant dates will be shown with the option to enable a notification (from the Google Contacts app).
Top comment by berto1014
Nice, already have this update. Looks like they've significantly improved the contacts app since I last used it (I don't use it too often). Tells me the weather at the saved addresses as well. Also seems to integrate with assistant to some extent. Interestingly enough, the assistant can pronounce names - another feature I didn't realize was implemented.
Solid work on Google's part here, same with the clock app as well recently. It's nice having these apps so well thought out with useful features. (Now, for the love of God, just add the dang incident reporting button to Google maps in Android Auto.)
You have the ability to “get phone notifications in addition to in-app reminders.” Increments include on day of, 2 days before, 7 days before, and 2 weeks before. You can also create a “New reminder” with Birthday, Anniversary, and “Custom” labels supported.
Every Significant date/Reminder will also generate an event in Google Calendar as part of the existing “Birthdays” calendar, which could result in double alerts and is no longer properly titled.
We’re seeing this new page and reminder notifications rolled out with version 4.20 of Google Contacts for Android.
More on Google Contacts:
- Google updates Individual Contact widget with more Material You
- Google Contacts now shows local time and weather
- Google Contacts for Android gets navigation rail and dual-column tablet redesign
Thanks, Jondan!
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