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Synchronize Your To Do Tasks | List with GoogleGTasks is a simple and efficient android to do list app. It help you to organize your life in a simple and elegant way. It has both local mode and google account mode.

You can sync with your google tasks perfectly. And you can share you list or your task item easily via gmail/note in reader/messaging /google docs and so on.

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Category:: Productivity
Release Date:: May 25, 2012
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Publisher:: Dato-OLD
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Thu, 08 Dec 2011 20:20:20 UTC +00:00

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Lately I’ve been asked which Android software I’m using so I directed a friend to “my 30 essential Android apps,” the post I wrote about two months ago. However, not everyone likes my list – they want something more structured. Then I prepared the “must-have Android apps” list which goes through different kinds of Android software, helping people decided what they need for what purpose. I went into details in that article and that’s also not that cool for everyone – so here’s something in between, a structured list of apps divided by categories. Browser(s) Social networking apps Mobile office client RSS & News IM & VoIP Utilities There you have it. Hopefully you’ll find something useful here. Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next Read More

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So you want to install some widgets on your Android smartphone but are not sure which ones will help you out and which ones will, well, just occupy the precious screen estate. I’ve been testing so many options and here’s my definite list of must have widgets followed by the “optional stuff,” which I don’t use but know some people who love ‘em. Without further ado, let’s roll… One of the reasons I’m using an Android smartphone rather than the iPhone is that the latter doesn’t allow me to see my tasks without starting some app. With GTasks, you get to see all of your upcoming tasks at glance, right on the homescreen. Tasks are, as expected, synchronized with Google Tasks, allowing you to manage them from your computer. I also use GTasks as my shopping list. This tiny widget shows few of your upcoming calendar entries. You can choose which Read More

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Illustration by Otto SteiningerHere are the top productivity tools, utilities, and games for smartphones based on Google's Android OS. If you're looking for multiplatform apps or titles exclusive to BlackBerry or iPhone, turn to the other articles in this package. Check your head: In the Thinking Space "mind-mapping" app, you can create maps to connect thoughts and ideas. It's great for organizing and for forming new concepts. Ad-supported free version, $4 premium version Manage your files: Astro File Manager makes your phone act as a miniature PC. You can copy/move/rename files, back up apps, send files as attachments, and create compressed files. Ad-supported free version, $4 premium version Handle tasks wisely: The GTasks task manager syncs with the desktop Google Tasks, which you can also access in the Web version of Gmail and Google Calendar. It's so useful, it should be included on every Android phone. Free Manage archives: The powerful Read More

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Tamas

I've been using it for a couple of months, then tried out a different bunch of apps, eventually came back because of the clear widget, folder display also on widget with colours, uncluttered but detailed notifications and flawless sync with tasks in the google pages. It would really be perfect for me if I could enter 'call contact' reminders that would make the call with one tap straight from the notification. Nokia s40 could do that, I can't understand why smartphones don't, the nokia e5 couldn't neither.

ComaC

Would be my todo app of choice if it were relyable. But after waiting during months for a fix, the app keeps creating empty entries, duplicating existing ones and causing massive data loss, specially when syncing after working offline for a while (even when there are no changes on the server side). The "you can't do that while syncing" message is terribly annoying, too. Don't use unless you are ok with lossing your data on a regular basis.

Dave

The interface may not be pretty, but GTasks works as advertised. It consistently and correctly syncs with Google Tasks, which is what I am asking it to do. You have a lot of flexibility in terms of creating Task Lists or Categories and Google will then mirror them on the Internet. You have room to include extensive notes on each task (such as a grocery list, etc.) and there is a share feature. I use it to manually place a time-intensive task on my calendar. You can also view your Google calendar in the app itself. I don't want to suggest too many features, as this generally dooms ANY app, but having a task auto-populate with a contact's phone number when writing "Call..." would be nice.

Robin

GTasks! 5 stars!, Simply just a fabulous app that DOES what it says it will: First time every time. Finally!!! found a great task list / mobile manager that automatically syncs with Google Tasks and keeps it that way all the time. No second guessing, no lost tasks, no duplicated tasks. It just works… NICE !!!!!!! and this is the FREE app. After a considerable trial will purchase the ad free app. also..... I searched over 11 Task applications, before I finally found one of two that sync with Google

Giselle

i've loved this app since i got it but a couple months ago something very scary happened. i was editing tasks and all of a sudden ALL my reminders just vanished and i was left with was the mobile list view and a message saying welcome. needless to say i freaked. then after a few minutes all my tasks came back out of thin air but the times were all wiped. which meant i had to then go back and reassign times to ALL of them! that has happened 2 times after that the most recent occurrence being last night. this is annoying to say the least. i've also noticed that when a notification comes up and you tap on it you no longer get the option to snooze. that option comes up at the sole discretion of the app. as i said i loved this app but until those bugs are worked out i feel forced to look for something else.

SagaciousB

I like to use tasks apps to manage things that may be recurring, like grocery shopping items or packing lists, or pre-trip readiness. All of these sorts of lists have something in common - that eventually, you'll want to uncheck all or some items. IE: ran out of milk and paper towels, uncheck them because I need it again. Gtasks doesn't deal with this very well. I like that it syncs with Google Tasks, but it doesn't let me hide completed items when I check them. This leads to a very cluttered list that is a nuisance to browse through when shopping or packing. To make matters worse, every single time you leave the task list page and then return to it, it brings you all the way back up to the top so you have to scroll through all of your items to find where you left off. It is such a nuisance that I find the app nearly un-usable for adding or editing tasks from within the app. It has so much potential, but the development has been stagnant and the UI paradigm is just unnatural.

joe

Really great if you pair it with sign in and sync with google home page. you can make the list before hand and push it to your phone, much easier to type on the computer keyboard. I like the feature the you can check the items on the list but no erase them if you don't want to. You can use it like an reoccurring shopping list just check and uncheck each week on the items that you need to buy without having to retype it each time. Sometimes the igoogle list locks up but just refresh it from the browser button.

Courtney

Love to use this on my phone to write down tasks, lists, quotes, etc to later go back and review. Unfortunately, with last update... not only did app stop working on my HTC, I didn't sync and lost all my data. Highly encourage synching!! UPDATE... uninstalled and installed again... because I really did enjoy app. Much to my surprise... Google synched my info FOR ME and I still have all my data!!! Excited and giving this 5 stars vs my previous 3 stars

cjergl

This app is the closest thing to a task list that works for me that I have tried out, and I have tried many! Like Business Calendar, the functionality of this app for me is in the widget, where I can see and access important time-sensitive information and events at a glance and organize them in an intuitive manner. However, my main problem with this app is that the widget often fails to load on my Galaxy Tab 10.1. The frame is there and is unresponsive and without content. I have to load the app itself the populate the widget. It's a minor annoyance, but I would appreciate if it were addressed. Overall - great concept, widgets need work on the tablet.

Melissa

I am SO much more organized with this app (and I'm an "A" type to begin with). I love that I can sync this with my google calendar, drag tasks to the day I want them, make multiple lists, and create repeating events. My two qualms with it are 1.) the widget is too light and the text on the widget is too small. I played with all three available widgets and color options to find the one that is the most readable but it still needs lots of help in this area. 2.) I would like to be able to set times for the tasks so that I can organize the tasks with the available time I have in my day and view them in the order I need to accomplish them. This is by far my biggest qualm but considering all the other stuff it does, I'm a happy camper.

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