This week on the Windows Central Podcast: Your Phone improvements, To Do, IFA 2019, and more. Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden have returned from IFA in Berlin and have a roundup of hardware announcements from the trade show. They also look at 20H1 build 18980, Microsoft To Do's fresh design, and Your Phone for Windows 10 and Samsung users.
Remembering how cool the past was is fun to do, but often yields disappointing results when taken too far. Wunderlist had a great ride, but talks of bringing it back in 2020 is a waste of time from people who should know better.
The Microsoft To Do team today unveiled an overhauled user experience that takes cues from its Wunderlist roots. You can now add custom backgrounds to each list and take advantage of warmer colors across platforms.
The founder of Wudnerlist tweeted at Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella about purchasing back Wunderlist before the app is shut down.
Microsoft To-Do now supports creating list groups and archiving list groups on all platforms.
You can now assign tasks on Microsoft To-Do for iOS. It's the first non-beta version of Microsoft To-Do to support the feature.
Microsoft To-Do now supports a rich entry bar for Windows Insiders in the Fast Ring. This means you can now add details while you create the task.
You can now group lists together in Microsoft To-Do beta. The feature helps keep your to-dos organized and reduces clutter.
You can now create and edit tasks in Microsoft To-Do on Mac and have them sync with Microsoft Planner.
Microsoft To-Do keeps your to-do list items synced across all of your devices, and that now includes Macs.
Previously only available for work and school accounts, Microsoft To-Do can now sync and manage flagged emails from your personal Microsoft accounts on Windows and iOS.
You can now add file attachments to shared lists in Microsoft To-Do for iOS, allowing you to keep everything in sync with your collaborators.
Now you can check on your Microsoft Planner tasks right in To-Do.
Microsoft To-Do is adding a couple of new, minor features for beta testers to check out this week, including automatically saving your notes, the ability to add tasks to the Planned smart list, and more.
Microsoft To-Do now works hand-in-hand with Outlook to help you manage flagged emails from your work or school accounts.
Microsoft To-Do on Windows 10 now lets you sign in with multiple accounts and swap between them on the fly.
Using a macOS device, but want to sync your Microsoft To-Do and Cortana Reminders to it? Well now you can with this simple trick.
File attachments are finally here for Microsoft To-Do, allowing you to add photos and files up to 25MB in size to your tasks.
Microsoft To-Do and Cortana will now work hand-in-hand to keep your tasks in sync.
You can now attach files to your tasks in Microsoft To-Do across Android, iOS, and Windows.