Microsoft has released To-Do for Mac, finally giving Apple users access to the task management tool on their desktops. The Mac app will allow users to work offline, view their upcoming tasks under ...

Microsoft is announcing a redesigned version of its popular cloud-based, cross-platform task management application. Now branded as Microsoft To Do (without the hyphen) the refreshed version of ...

Wunderlist is evolving. At least, that's how the Microsoft-bought team is putting the news that the list and task management app is headed for retirement. Not yet, though. In its place, Microsoft ...

Microsoft To-Do finally arrives on macOS, complete with color-coded lists, themes, the ability to break tasks into manageable steps, sharing lists or tasks, and file attachments up to 25MB each.

Microsoft plans to incorporate the best features of Wunderlist into a new app, To-Do, over the coming months, then discontinue Wunderlist.

Microsoft is launching a new version of its To-Do app. It includes a new design that will replace the Wunderlist app with many of the same features.

Microsoft To-Do is free on the Mac App Store, and offers users a personalized daily planner called My Day with suggested tasks, including tasks pulled from Outlook. Got something on your mind?

Microsoft has been working to replace Wunderlist with its To Do app. Next May, the transition will be officially complete.

More importantly – to Microsoft, at least – is that To-Do has been built to integrate with Microsoft Office. The app is built on Office 365, and its first integration is in Microsoft Outlook.

The founder of Wunderlist maker 6Wunderkinder, Christian Reber, recently tweeted a desire to buy his app back from Microsoft just as the company is launching a new version of To Do.

This post reviews the Microsoft To Do app for Mac and compares its features with the Reminders app for macOS. See how it fares among Mac Reminders, & Microsoft Outlook Tasks.