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Apple Reminders, the default task management app on iPhone, has been the talk of the town with iOS 13 update. After ignoring it for the last few years, Apple finally gave the much-needed push to the default Reminders app. While the new UI and functio

Back in the day, Google had three or four applications with a reminder or to-do functionality. One could set the reminder through Google Keep, Google Assistant, Gmail, and Google feed.

Google Tasks is a terrific to-do management app for all platforms. The simple user interface, crisp controls, and uncomplicated approach for managing tasks make it a joy to use. But for a very long time, it lacked a basic, yet vital, functionality �

When it comes to managing to-dos on iOS, you already have Reminders baked into your iPhone and iPad. But if you are on the lookout for something different, then Google Tasks is one of the popular alternatives on the App Store. And just like with all

The Google graveyard is chock-full of dead projects killed by the company for various reasons. The latest to join the list is Google Tasks Canvas – the web interface for Google’s to-do list service. Even though Google Tasks has found a ne

To-do apps help us stay productive and keep us on our toes, that is until we begin to slip and keep stalling and snoozing the task. Slowly, it gets buried deep under our list of tasks that are to be attended.

When Google launched the standalone tasks app for Android and iOS last week, regular Google Keep users were surprised. They now had two similar apps for the same thing: Creating to-dos.

I am on a mission to thoroughly compare Google Tasks with other good to-do apps out there. I am to-do app buff, if you will. I compared Microsoft To-Do with Google Tasks recently, and discovered a lot of interesting details in the process. In this po

If there is one lie that we all tell ourselves, it’s that we don’t need to write it down, we will remember it on our own. Nope. Sooner you understand it, the better. Come on! It’s 2018. You don’t actually have to look for a paper and pen.

After years of making tasks sit quietly inside the Gmail website, Google finally decided to give it its due credit. Last week, Google launched a standalone app for Google tasks on both iOS and Android. It goes by the name Google Tasks and is availabl

We know that with Google’s motley of cloud services, our data is just a click away (bandwidth connectivity permitting). But there may also come a time when you may need to (or want to) look beyond Google services.

Albert Einstein said – “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.” Just try a search on GTD (Getting Things Done) and productivity. You will get thousand and one apps that promise to make one of the simplest of life task