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In all fairness, it has that too, along with Pandora, a Grocery Manager app, and some other things.

http://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-rf4289hars-refrigerator...

This is what I thought in response to the "first world problems" comments. I grew up with a calendar on my fridge that kept the family in sync (as much as anything else) and think a family calendar that works with everyone's online calendars is a fine idea.

In a discussion about this kind of technology integration, FWP comments aren't constructive.

Why? (not that I would endorse a twitter client, I just don't see the use case for having your fridge be 'calendar enabled')

In a lot of families the kitchen is a place where everyone goes throughout the day. It is quite common to have a paper calendar in the kitchen with appts written on it, this allows you to do the same with a google calendar.

Of course, sharing the google calendar with everyone + having the app on their phones is probably better.

Calendars are a classic thing to stick to a fridge by magnets.

Magnets affect computing devices and are thus a violation of your terms of service and void your warranty...