Todoist wants you to get the most out of Todoist for iOS 11 with a new pair of AirPods. They point out that the headphone jack not likely to return to iPhones anytime soon. Todoist is giving away a new pair of AirPods so you can enjoy all of the wireless productivity with Todoist and Siri. To enter the Todoist
The era of the electronic virtual assistant is upon us. Apple's Siri, Microsoft's Cortana, Amazon's Alexa, and Google's Google Assistant have become nearly ubiquitous in our everyday lives. It's reminiscent of scenes from Star Trek, where a character simply barks a command at a computer, and the computer goes to work fulfilling the request. In a bid to make its
Todoist has announced that is is now integrated with Alexa. The new integration will enable Alexa to help you add and remember your Todoist tasks from any room in your house without you having to reach for your phone. Alexa, as you may know, is the smart voice service that powers Amazon's hands-free voice-controlled Echo and Echo Dot devices. It does
I'm a big fan of to-do list/productivity app Todoist. I use the app on all of my devices and I find it to be a valuable tool for keeping myself on task. I've only ever used the personal version of Todoist, as I have (yet) to work with a team that does a lot of collaborative projects. But with the latest update
Todoist has released its new logo. The change was made in order to make Todoist connect better with their diverse group of users. In addition, Todoist has made changes to their typeface, color scheme, websites, and blog. Todoist has users that live on 6 continents, in 190 countries, and who speak 20 different languages. Their professions range from teachers to
Todoist is my favorite to-do list management app. I use it every day on my Mac and my iOS devices. Earlier this week, Todoist released an Apple Watch version of the app that brings many of the app's functions to Apple's smallest screen. Here's a list of key features: Glance View allows you to view your next upcoming task and
Over the last year or so, it became pretty obvious to me that I needed to step up my game in terms of personal productivity. Like a lot of people, I read David Allen's Getting Things Done and figured I'd try and implement that methodology to the best of my abilities. I looked for apps that would help me in