Windows 11 is a solid operating system, but it has some hidden inefficiencies. Background apps creep in, temp files pile up, and over time you'll experience subtle slowdowns that ruin productivity.

Google‘s to-do list app, Google Tasks, has long been known for its simple and straightforward approach. While many users appreciate its minimalist design, the lack of more advanced features has often ...

I recently wrote about my search for a task manager in “AppBITS: Sorted Seems Moribund” (25 June 2025), outlining my desire for a task manager that would help me plan my day by combining tasks with ...

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We’ve spotted that Google Tasks looks to be testing deadline support. Deadlines would only be an option to add when editing a task, rather than when it’s created. The test version does not allow you ...

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Rather than needing one app, it turns out that spreading out my tasks across different solutions was the right productivity hack for me.

Following the new website, Google Tasks is now showing what date something was “Completed” in the Android and iOS app. When you expand the “Completed” card underneath a list, there’s a new line below ...

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The industry hype says "more agents is all you need," but new data shows that strictly sequential tasks and tool-heavy integrations fail at scale.

A recent finding suggests Google is testing a new “deadlines” feature for its Google Tasks app. The update, spotted in an early test version, would allow users to add due dates to their tasks, a ...