#Status wunderlist android
#Status wunderlist pro

Wunderlist is currently available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Android, Windows Phone, Windows and the web. In this way, it could work like Yammer or Skype perhaps. I’m guessing that a backend service will be infused into apps like Outlook and OneNote, as well as their respective web interfaces. “We build on and apply Wunderlist’s innovations to Microsoft’s apps and services,” the blog post concludes. For example: home, work, errand, phone call. Labels help you organize tasks taking into account the location and/or the type of the activity.

#Status wunderlist pro

“There will be no price changes for Wunderlist Pro or Wunderlist for Business customers and the service will continue to support a wide range of third-party apps and integrated services.” The tasks in your lists can be sorted using various criteria, for example by deadline or by priority. “Customers can expect the app to remain free in all of its existing markets,” that blog post notes. Or maybe we could just see how Microsoft describes it. For example, on iOS Apple includes a Reminders app. List one to many relationships, List status attribute options. However … if you look at how tasks are handled on other mobile platforms, it’s often via a dedicated standalone app. The Tray Platforms robust Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Wunderlist connector connects. But tasks/to-dos have historically been part of Outlook, which is where the Accompli and Sunrise acquisitions ended up (or soon will). But let’s speculate-or at least openly “wunder”-a bit.Īfter all, that a OneNote GM would get to write the blog post about this acquisition suggests that Wunderlist may now fall under that group and might therefore be made part of OneNote. But where might Wunderlist end up within Microsoft? Obviously within Office.

#Status wunderlist android

Microsoft’s infatuation with single-purpose Android and iOS apps is well documented. Wunderlist claims over 13 million users, who the firms says has “collectively created more than one billion to-dos. “It further demonstrates Microsoft’s commitment to delivering market leading mobile apps across the platforms and devices our customers use – for mail, calendaring, messaging, notes and now tasks.”

“The addition of Wunderlist to the Microsoft product portfolio fits squarely with our ambition to reinvent productivity for a mobile-first, cloud-first world,” OneNote general manager Eran Megiddo writes in a post to The Official Microsoft Blog. The acquisition comes on the heels of a year of rapid growth in Microsoft mobile apps, and follows similar acquisitions of Accompli and Sunrise. Continuing its bid to own mobile productivity, Microsoft today announced that it is acquiring 6Wunderkinder, makers of the to-do list app Wunderlist.