Things 3 reinvents itself and launches an update with very important news

Many users highlight applications to increase your efficiency and daily productivity. It is an important aspect of daily life: organize yourself correctly to carry out everything you want to do during the day. There are apps that help us organize ourselves like the native app of IOS reminders. Although it leaves a lot to be desired, users who do not seek such perfection can find it useful for their day to day.

One of the most awarded apps for managing tasks, reminders and getting organized is stuff 3, an app awarded with the Apple Design Award last year during the WWDC that has reaped great success among all users. Today has been reinvented with update 3.6 including very interesting news, giving the iPad more autonomy, almost as much as the Mac has.

The iPad becomes more independent from the Mac with Things 3

Until now, the Things app for the iPad was powerful but it lacked aspects that the Mac version had and that were missed. It is a difficult decision to decide whether empower a device since it would imply to stop using the Mac, in this case, to switch to using the iPad. However, both apps can be used at different times since you have to remember that present iCloud sync, so the multiplatform helps to generate a good ecosystem between devices.

Things has released its new update, the version 3.6, a very important version that, as we have said, highlights the autonomy of the iPad over the Mac and provides important new features to the iPhone. The extended version of all the news can be found on the application's blog, but here are the most important ones:

• External keyboard support: it is one of the great improvements of this version. The Things team has worked hard to make the app compatible with external keyboards. In addition, not only that, but we can begin to perform an action with the physical keyboard, to follow it on the touch screen without interfering with the previous action. An example of this is starting to select tasks with a physical keyboard shortcut and using your finger to select more tasks on the screen.
• Keyboard shortcuts: Powerful and productive shortcuts have been designed to increase the speed with which users move through Things: set a date to a task, select, delete, mark a task as completed, etc.
• Undo support: iOS has, natively, a function with which to undo an action by shaking the phone. Until now Things was not compatible with her. Now with the new update, yes it is.
• Drag and drop: from now on we can drag and drop pending tasks from the sidebar and move them from folders or to other lists. Without having to re-include them one by one.