Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft revealed today that it will finally shut down the Wunderlist apps and service, on May 6, 2020.
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With September coming to an end, here’s what you need to know about Office 365 and SharePoint announcements during the past month.
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Microsoft launches new To Do app design days after Wunderlist creator wanted to buy the app back, and the whole new design seems oriented towards Wunderlist customers.
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After its botched acquisition, Wunderlist founder wants to buy the app back from Microsoft to avoid the app from shutting down.
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For most people, a Post-It note or dry-erase board suffices to ensure that household consumables are replenished when they’re used up. But hackers aren’t like most people, so this surplus barcode scanner turned kitchen inventory manager comes as little surprise. After all, if something is worth doing, it’s worth overdoing.
[Brian Carrigan]’s project began with a chance discovery of an old barcode scanner in his local scrap store. Questions as to why we can never find bargains like a $500 scanner for six bucks aside, [Brian] took the scanner home for a bit of reverse engineering. He knew it used …read more
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It was one year ago today that Microsoft announced that Wunderlist was dead but the app is still around with no timeline for when To-Do will be a viable replacement.
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The story behind Wunderlist continues to unravel as the founder shares a few details about what is happening behind the scenes of the app.
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If you can control your workload, you can sleep better, feel less overwhelmed, and actually enjoy the calm moments. Matthew McDermott shares 5 tips for better managing your workload and time.
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Microsoft acquired the popular mobile to do list application Wunderlist back in 2015, and now it’s preparing users for its eventual demise with the release of its new application “To-Do,” announced today. The new app was built by the team behind Wunderlist, and will bring in the favorite elements of that app in the months ahead, Microsoft says. The company also added that… Read More Continue reading Microsoft to shut down Wunderlist in favor of its new app, To-Do
When going about a busy day, a hard copy listing all your tasks helps if you aren’t inclined to pull up a notepad — or whatever app you use — on your phone each time; doubly so if you want to pin it up in one place to refer to. Besides, using a full sheet of paper for a few items is impractical — and wasteful. To that end, [Jed Hodson] has concocted a mini printer for all your listing needs.
[Hodson] designed and 3D printed the case, making the files available for download and instructions on how to assemble …read more
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