Microsoft To Do now integrates with the Samsung Reminder app. The new functionality allows you to easily view and check off items on any of your devices.
Microsoft recently rolled out updates for all versions of Microsoft To Do. The Windows 10 version of the app includes multiple improvements for frontline workers.
The time is finally here: Wunderlist is no more. In its place, Microsoft is encouraging folks to switch to its modern to-do list app, Microsoft To Do. Fortunately, the process is pretty easy.
Microsoft recently shipped an update to Microsoft To Do on all platforms. It adds smart list features to each version, making it easier to see an overview of your tasks.
In this guide, we'll show you the steps to add Microsoft To Do integration to Microsoft Teams to create tasks from important messages that you want to keep track directly from Teams without breaking your workflow.
A recent update to Microsoft To Do on Android makes it easier to keep track of tasks when you move them between lists. The update also smooths scrolling for when you're browsing long lists of tasks.
Adding tasks to Microsoft To do just got a bit easier. A recent update to the Windows 10 version of Microsoft To Do gives you the option to have new tasks appear on the top of your to-do list.
Updates to the iOS and Android versions of Microsoft To Do bring several updates and a few small tweaks. The iOS version receives improved syncing through the update, and the Android version gains a Today section within the My Day area's suggestions.
Microsoft To Do on Android can now auto-complete mentions when you press the tab key. This speeds up your workflow and allows you to notify people within tasks quicker.
Microsoft To Do recently gained the ability to force sync tasks. Now, you can make sure that your to-do lists are up to date by swiping down.
Microsoft To Do has an update on both iOS and Android. iOS users can now set up Siri shortcuts for Microsoft To Do and turn off notifications for shared lists on Android.
Years after the acquisition of Wunderlist by Microsoft, the service will officially shut down in May 2020. The app's creators shared their thoughts on the end of support and shared guides on how to migrate lists to Microsoft To Do.
You'll now be notified when a person adds a task or checks one off thanks to an update to Microsoft To Do for iOS.
An update to Microsoft To Do brings richer widgets and an icon for dark mode.
Microsoft To Do now has a dark mode on devices running iOS 13, joining OneDrive that got a new dark mode last month.
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.