It appears that there was a corrupted ICS configuration or software modification by the ADDons affecting the calendar function within GMail. Motorola had me OS reset/refresh my cellphone. I was worried that the OS reset would rollback to the previous 2.x Android, the Motorola tech swayed my fears by stating the only affect would be to force ICS to be loaded without addons. It took the better part of 30 minutes to do this, and once I had finished configuring the phone for Google access, the default calendar SYNC'd and test changes I had made were posted both on the phone from the Google calendar and on my google account from the cell phone calendar. I then installed the APPs in my Google Play list (there should be an APP for that 
. So far, the cell phone is syncing. Just watch, when Jelly Bean is released for the Droid...I'll probably have to go through this again. C'est la Vie
dollarbang wrote:
It appears that there was a corrupted ICS configuration or software modification by the ADDons affecting the calendar function within GMail. Motorola had me OS reset/refresh my cellphone. I was worried that the OS reset would rollback to the previous 2.x Android, the Motorola tech swayed my fears by stating the only affect would be to force ICS to be loaded without addons. It took the better part of 30 minutes to do this, and once I had finished configuring the phone for Google access, the default calendar SYNC'd and test changes I had made were posted both on the phone from the Google calendar and on my google account from the cell phone calendar. I then installed the APPs in my Google Play list (there should be an APP for that
That's why it is a good thing to try as the last step to going to Verizon to have the phone replaced. Issues can be resolved by doing the reset.
Glad it worked for you.
