Microsoft will remove wunderlist in May 2020
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Microsoft has announced the end of one of its applications. This time Wunderlist is the application that will be removed by the company, as has already been said. It is not a strange thing, because these years the firm has been working on To Do, seeking to promote this application. It seems that now is the time to say goodbye to the first one.
Microsoft will remove Wunderlist in May 2020
It will be in May 2020, May 6 to be more specific, when the company permanently removes this application. They have already officially communicated it, so they give users time.
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Goodbye to the application
Wunderlist had a good reception in its day, although it did not reach the popularity levels that Microsoft wanted. The company has been using this application as the basis for To Do, in addition to taking into account user feedback, to introduce improvements and new functions in its new application. Some changes that help To Do be more successful.
One of the most recent design changes has made To Do similar to Wunderlist, one more wink from the company for this application, which will finally close its doors in spring next year.
Meanwhile, Microsoft has also confirmed that in the coming months we can expect To Do to improve in terms of functions, in addition to expanding its integration with other applications and services of the company. A few months of many novelties on your part those that are coming.
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