Daily tasks can pile up quickly and create what seems like a never-ending to-do list. If only there were a tool that could help you manage your tasks and, in turn, boost your productivity. Enter ...

Chandraveer, a seasoned mechanical design engineer turned tech reporter and reviewer, brings more than three years of rich experience in consumer tech journalism to the table, having contributed to ...

Juggling multiple projects with various due dates can make your head spin. You may think you’re organized and on top of everything until you miss a crucial deadline. In today’s digital-savvy world, ...

Following last week’s announcement, the new Google Tasks functionality in Google Calendar for Android is widely rolling out. It’s a server-side update (Force stop from App info if you don’t see it), ...

For the past several years, Google Tasks has been restricted to a side panel in Gmail, Drive, and other Workspace sites. Google Calendar on the web is now adding a fullscreen Tasks interface.

Often, our calendars look like to-do lists that someone else compiled for us — filled with dozens of meetings followed by endless tasks. However, your calendar shouldn’t feel like a cage. Ideally, it ...

Productivity platform ClickUp launched a revamped calendar tool that integrates tasks, docs, chats, and meetings in one place. The most interesting features of the calendar are an integrated AI ...

Keep now syncs with Google Calendar through Tasks, linking notes to events with back-links, so you track details and finish ...

As someone who enjoys testing productivity tools, I've bounced between to-do apps like TickTick, Todoist, and Microsoft To Do. Each one worked for a while, until the inevitable happened: I'd stop ...

Google Calendar for Android now includes a full-screen view of all tasks and task lists, making it easier to manage to-dos. A new Tasks icon in the top right allows quick access to the Google Tasks ...

Google Calendar appears to be duplicating Google Tasks functionality. Calendar is working on support for directly handling subtasks and lists. It’s possible we could one day see Calendar begin to ...