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What's the best to do or agenda app out there?
- Thread starter wayneholbrook
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Reminders (iOS 5 Stock App) is great for a business setting since in syncs with your Outlook task list.
This by far. I tried out a few others just to see if i liked them, but when iOS 5 came out i dumped them all for Reminders.
Reminders is a fantastic app but I must say 2do is just a tad better. You can see all your events in each calendar you set up for example: home, business, etc... Reminders you can create the calanders but must swipe through each. Also 2do has a badge app that shows the number of events you have set for that day that can be adjusted based on your needs. 2do also syncs with iCloud, so whenever you create an event in 2do you will see it in reminders as well and also in iCal.
Just wanted to hear from some others on what app you like the best when it comes down too todo apps
Just wanted to hear from some others on what app you like the best when it comes down too todo apps
I hate reminders. Why do I have to set a time that it is due? Why can't I just set a date? I like to have a list of when my test/projects are due but I really don't care if my paper is due at 8 or 9, I know what time the class period. If they would add the ability to just set a date with no alert that would be fantastic.
Since reminders lacks that major functionality, I use GoTasks, I like it a lot and it syncs between my iPad and my iPhone.
For agenda I just use the stock calendar, I like that one a lot.
Since reminders lacks that major functionality, I use GoTasks, I like it a lot and it syncs between my iPad and my iPhone.
For agenda I just use the stock calendar, I like that one a lot.
and terrible because you can't sort by date or priority
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agree. reminders is VERY half-baked, both in a functionality and UI perspective. hopefully 5.1 will fix it, or least smooth out the edges.
