Microsoft updates its app for calendar management: now we can assign tasks in shared lists

Recently we saw how To-Do came to the App Store. Microsoft expanded its application to more ecosystems to facilitate control of the agenda and our day-to-day activities. A stiff competition for alternatives like Keep or Things, to cite just two examples.

From the American company they work on constant updates and so we have seen how, for example, the dark theme has been added, the management of different accounts, the Planned function or the function of postponing appointments. And now it's time to talk about the last improvement it has received and thanks to which the user can assign tasks in shared lists

Microsoft To-Do is clearly inspired by Wunderlist (in fact it was developed by the same team), both in the objective that It pursues how in some of the characteristics and the passage of time has matured the Redmond app.

This new update is available for the beta version of the application that we can download from the Google Play Store here. Microsoft To-Do on Play Store adds this feature where a user can assign tasks in shared lists.

This is the main improvement and along with it we find various bug fixes and minor improvements. This is the full changelog:

• The list is updated when the user adds a shared list
• Rotary can be locked if Snackbar is visible
• Rotating the device keeps the current view visible
• Improved accessibility by making the FAB always focusable
• Fixed a problem with color change bug when adding a new list
• Fix a bug in sidebar shared list icons
• Suggestion data can be announced as normal tasks
• Improved the use of the open details view from the notification

If you are part of the Microsoft To-Do beta program on Android, you can access the latest version available on the Google Play Store here .

Via | Neowin