Currently in the App Store we can find a large number of applications designed to facilitate our day to day, allowing us write down the pending tasks to be doneEither stopping by the Apple Store to buy a new case for our iPhone, or reminding ourselves that we have to finish the last sales report before the end of this week.
Wunderlist and Todoist are the applications that best manage this type of information, partly thanks to the fact that they are multiplatform. Nevertheless, Todoist stands out above Wunderlist in some features, which at first glance may seem insignificant, but deep down can affect our decision between one and the other.
Also since Microsoft acquired Wunderlist, It seems that the update service with new news has slowed down and lately it hardly brings us new features every time an update is released. With Todoist the opposite happens, since at least once a month, the guys from Todoist update the application by adding new functions or improving existing ones.
Logically, after the official release of iOS 10, Todoist has just update your iOS app to take advantage of new features that the Cupertino-based company allows, although as always adjusting to the limitations that Apple imposes on developers, limitations that they themselves do not quite understand, but which are like that. This position is something that long ago stopped attracting our attention.
What's new in Todoist version 11.2
- A cleaner and more simplified widget that puts your to-do list for today just a flick of your finger or 3D touch away. (You will need to use iOS 10 for it to work.)
- A revamped Sharing Extension that makes Quick Add a feature faster than ever and organizes webs as Todoist tasks without even switching apps (perfect for managing excessive information and keeping up with your reading list).
- A redesigned Todoist for Apple Watch that gives you the option to choose your own default view of tasks to open when you start the app - customize it as you use your Watch.
- We have rebuilt Todoist for Apple Watch to make it much "much" faster. That means less holding your arm in those awkward waits while your tasks load, and more impressing your friends and colleagues by the fact that you keep your life organized from your wrist. (A good trick for the holidays, believe us).
