Posts Tagged Tasks
Mushroom Age review – handing kids time-traveling cell phones
Mushroom Age has recently ported its iOS adventure game to Android, offering a younger audience a chance to jump into a world time travel, mystery, and puzzle-solving.
Mushroom Age is ultimately a game of finding hidden objects interspersed with simple puzzles. Tasks can be as simple as finding a single object, but may involve multiple steps, like finding a light bulb so you can see inside of a toolshed to get gas for the lawnmower, so you can cut the grass to find a key. Every stage is a new era with different challenges to complete and more story to unravel.
Tasker Updated To Add Support For ‘AutoRemote’, An Insanely Powerful Remote Control Utility
There are few limits to things you can make your phone do with the power of Tasker. Everything from simple automation to some of the most complex things imaginable can be handled by the app, making it one of the most versatile on Android. Now, thanks to a new app called AutoRemote, it just got even more powerful.
With AutoRemote, you can execute commands remotely – from your desktop, laptop, tablet, another phone… basically anything with a web browser. For anyone familiar with the more advanced features of Tasker, setting up AutoRemote shouldn’t be much of a problem. For those unfamiliar with the software, though, it looks a little bit tricky at first.
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- Crafty Apps Launches Tasker App Factory (Beta), Allowing Users To Export (And Distribute) Tasks As Standalone Apps
- Tasker Updated To Version 1.2 – Includes Fixes For ICS, Customized Graphical Interfaces, And More
- [App Of The Week + Giveaway] Tasker: Automate Your Android + 20 Free Tasker Licenses (£3.99 Each)
- Fun With NFC: Automating Simple Tasks With NFC Tags And An NFC Capable Phone
- Geek Overload: Turn Your Computers On Automatically When Your Android Phone Connects To Wi-Fi
Tasker Updated To Add Support For ‘AutoRemote’, An Insanely Powerful Remote Control Utility was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Pocket Informant Go! 2.5 for iOS – Economy Personal Information Manager
WebIS today is pleased to introduce Pocket Informant Go! 2.5 for iOS, their new, economy PIM (Personal Information Manager) app, which is a Universal app optimized for display on all iDevices, including the new iPad’s Retina display. A simplified version of their flagship app, Pocket Informant Pro, its clean, colorful, ringed binder design offers an integrated Calendar and Task solution. Pocket Informant accesses iOS Calendar, syncs with Google Calendar and Google Tasks, and offers an optional service called Pocket Informant Online as an in-app purchase, which enables cloud-based sync between devices.
Feature Highlights:
- Integrated Calendar, Tasks, and Events
- Customizable Settings
- Category Colors and Icons
- Over the air sync
- Journaling
- Push Notifications of Alarms
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Pocket Informant Go! 2.5 for iOS – Economy Personal Information Manager
WebIS today is pleased to introduce Pocket Informant Go! 2.5 for iOS, their new, economy PIM (Personal Information Manager) app, which is a Universal app optimized for display on all iDevices, including the new iPad’s Retina display. A simplified version of their flagship app, Pocket Informant Pro, its clean, colorful, ringed binder design offers an integrated Calendar and Task solution. Pocket Informant accesses iOS Calendar, syncs with Google Calendar and Google Tasks, and offers an optional service called Pocket Informant Online as an in-app purchase, which enables cloud-based sync between devices.
Feature Highlights:
- Integrated Calendar, Tasks, and Events
- Customizable Settings
- Category Colors and Icons
- Over the air sync
- Journaling
- Push Notifications of Alarms
Finish reading “Pocket Informant Go! 2.5 for iOS – Economy Personal Information Manager” and see screenshots for the app on AppCraver.com.
Apps of the Week – Boid, Songza, Tasks, and more

It's that time again – Android Central's editors are showing off their favorite recently discovered apps. This week we've got some social stuff, we've got some gaming, and a dash of productivity. Let's dig in.
Tasker App Factory Beta Now Available, Setting Automated Tasks Just Became Much Easier
Many of you are probably already familiar with the Tasker app and use it on a daily basis without having to even think about it. For those of you who don’t know what Tasker is, it’s an app that you can program to complete tasks based on parameters that you set before hand. For example, if you want your Bluetooth to turn on when you get into your car, you can set Tasker to activate Bluetooth when your phone realizes you left your home’s GPS coordinates. And this is only one example of the many cool features Tasker can accomplish.
Back to make things even more interesting, Tasker’s developer Crafty Apps has brought another app to the table that will further aid its users in creating tasks that can be activated by the Tasker app. The new app is called Tasker App Factory and aims to make the creation of setting tasks much easier to build and implement. Instead of requiring the technical skills it takes to build an in-depth Tasker function, Tasker App Factory will create a stand-alone app that will perform tasks based on how you set it up. The process is much more user friendly and creating an app only takes seconds and no programming knowledge is required. Once the app is created, it will do all the work for you and you don’t even need to open the original Tasker app to get things to work. Tasker App Factory takes care of everything for you.
Currently the new app is in beta form so if you want to check it out you can grab the download from the Play Store links below. I haven’t had time to check this out yet but I know how much fun Tasker can be on its own. This new app sounds like it could make task automation something anyone can accomplish, so if you’re new to Tasker you should check out Tasker App Factory and let us know what you think!
Crafty Apps Launches Tasker App Factory (Beta), Allowing Users To Export (And Distribute) Tasks As Standalone Apps
Tasker is a versatile app to say the least. In allowing users to create and schedule sophisticated automated tasks, it has made a name for itself as one of the most useful apps available for Android. The developer behind Tasker, Crafty Apps, is now expanding on that functionality, working on Tasker App Factory, an extension of the original app which allows users to export certain actions as individual apps.
The app (which will only work for Tasker beta users) has the capability to create standalone apps which have no reliance on the main Tasker app to run. According to App Factory’s instructional document, app creation takes mere seconds, meaning users can capture Tasker’s awesome functionality in a zippy, (relatively) easy process.
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- [App Of The Week + Giveaway] Tasker: Automate Your Android + 20 Free Tasker Licenses (£3.99 Each)
Crafty Apps Launches Tasker App Factory (Beta), Allowing Users To Export (And Distribute) Tasks As Standalone Apps was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
62 Best New Android Apps And Live Wallpapers From The Last Month (5/22/12 – 6/16/12)
Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Market or were spotted by us in the previous 3 weeks or so.
This is the app roundup. The game roundup from this week can be found here.
Featured App
Tasks N Todos – ToDo List Manager
Today’s roundup is sponsored by Tasks N Todos, a TODO manager from Handy Apps, the developer of such well received apps as Easy Money and Tip N Split Tip Calculator.
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62 Best New Android Apps And Live Wallpapers From The Last Month (5/22/12 – 6/16/12) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Awesome Calendar 2.0 for iOS Now Includes Sync To Google Tasks Feature
Developer: YunaSoft Inc.
Price: $2.99
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Announcing that Yunasoft Inc., the developer of Awesome Calendar, has just released the latest update for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. Awesome Calendar 2.0 retains its original features, such as auto syncing to Google Calendar, photo embeddable note making, localized current and forecasted weather, todo list management and sharing from within the app. This update, however, includes the long awaited sync with Google Task feature, a map displaying appointment locations and several other new features that take efficiency and productivity to a new level.
Since its original release, Awesome Calendar has found great favor in the App Store. So far, users have complimented the elegant interface, speed, ease of use, and comprehensive all-in-one functionality, as well as the impressive host of features offered. People have also taken note that this developer listens to their clients, and considers their suggestions for future updates. With the newly added features, this update has garnered even more enthusiastic feedback than previous versions.
40 Best New Android Games From The Last 2 Weeks (4/6/12 – 4/19/12)
Welcome to the weekly roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Market or were spotted by us in the previous 2 weeks or so.
This edition focuses only on new games. The app roundup is coming up soon, and you can find the tablet app roundup here.
Featured App
Tasks N Todos – ToDo List Manager
Today’s roundup is sponsored by Tasks N Todos, a TODO manager from Handy Apps, the developer of such well received apps as Easy Money and Tip N Split Tip Calculator.
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40 Best New Android Games From The Last 2 Weeks (4/6/12 – 4/19/12) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Fun With NFC: Automating Simple Tasks With NFC Tags And An NFC Capable Phone
More and more devices are becoming available with NFC – but what does that actually mean? First and foremost, NFC stands for near field communication. Basically, when you get your device close enough to something equipped with NFC – like a tag or a mobile payment center – it invokes an action on your device. Google Wallet is a perfect example of NFC in mainstream use; simply touch your phone to the payment terminal and the rest is done for you.
There are more practical applications to using NFC than just Wallet, though. Another good example of this is a feature in Android 4.0 called Android Beam.
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- Geek Overload: Turn Your Computers On Automatically When Your Android Phone Connects To Wi-Fi
- The Power Of Tasker – "Google Cal Widget & Auto Sat Nav" Is The Most Intricate And Amazing Tasker Script We’ve Seen So Far
- Tasker Updated To Version 1.2 – Includes Fixes For ICS, Customized Graphical Interfaces, And More
- [App Of The Week + Giveaway] Tasker: Automate Your Android + 20 Free Tasker Licenses (£3.99 Each)
- [Review] Wunderlist Makes Tasking Look Gooood
Fun With NFC: Automating Simple Tasks With NFC Tags And An NFC Capable Phone was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Tasks Is A Holo Themed App For Phones And Tablets – Compatible With Android 2.2 Devices On Up
When it comes to the Google Play Store, there’s definitely no shortage of tasking apps to keep your busy lives in check. But a team of 4 Swiss developers are changing up the game with their newly released app called Tasks which not only looks great, but offers full compatibility with a variety of Android devices. Tasks syncs with your Google Tasks account, making switching between your Android tablet or phone a painless process.
Apparently, somebody forgot to send the developer the memo about Android’s “fragmentation problem,” seeing how Tasks features both an optimized tablet UI for larger displays, as well one suited for phones. Not only that, the app is fully compatible with all Android devices from Froyo (Android 2.2) on up, and Tasks adheres to Google’s Holo design guidelines making the app easy on the eyes. Definitely one of the better, good looking, full featured tasking apps in the Play Store.
You can find Tasks in the Play Store in either the free version (with ads), or the special promo 99 cent paid version (but only for a limited time). If you guys get a chance to check it, let me know what you think.
[Giveaway] Celebrate Easter With Tasks N Todos And Android Police – By Winning A White GSM Galaxy Nexus!
We teamed up with Tasks N Todos back in February to hook one lucky winner up with a Galaxy Tab 8.9 and ten more with pro licenses of Tasks N Todos, and now, we’re back again to give one lucky winner a White GSM Galaxy Nexus.
So, what’s so great about Tasks N Todos?
For starters, it syncs with Google Tasks, so if you have access to GMail, you have access to your task list. Furthermore, it stays synced up with your tablet and phone, both of which have their own respective interface. Can you start to feel your …
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[Giveaway] Celebrate Easter With Tasks N Todos And Android Police – By Winning A White GSM Galaxy Nexus! was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Type2Phone Update Features AppleScript Support for Automating iOS Tasks
Houdah Software has announced the immediate availability of Type2Phone 1.4. Type2Phone turns your Mac into a Bluetooth keyboard for your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. Type2Phone running on the Mac will emulate a Bluetooth keyboard. Pair your iOS device with the Mac while Type2Phone is running. Now every character you type is funneled through to the iOS device.
On the Mac, Type2Phone shows every character it has sent to the iOS device. An animated display of key tiles serves as stylish typing history. Use Type2Phone to:
- Quickly type SMS text messages, notes, …
- Reply to emails on accounts configured only on your iPhone
- Communicate with friends over your iPhone: Facebook, Twitter, chat
- Paste addresses, passwords, … from your Mac to your iPhone
HTC Sensation Seen Running Around In Custom ROM With Android 4.0 And Sense UI 4.0
Own an HTC phone, but can’t get enough of the latest dessert with the smooth topping? Well cheer up kids, we have a follow-up to the custom Endeavor ROM we previously saw on the HTC Sensation . The ambitious Virtuous team managed to snag an early build of the HTC One X software (also known as the HTC Endeavour RUU 0.96.401.2 build) and created an S4X ROM for the HTC Sensation smartphone. While the ROM is unsurprisingly buggy and some features are missing as the ROM is in its early stages, you can see in the video below that Sense 4.0 runs just fine on the Snapdragon S3-based phone. So much for HTC only bringing a diet version of Sense to the older smartphones when they are updated to ICS.
While this is only a ROM, you can see the positive outlook in the direction HTC is taking with its Sense UI. Among the apps that are highlighted are Tasks, Notes, PDF Viewer, Video Editor and the new Car Mode. But Enough of my jabber, why don’t you see the Sense 4.0-based ROM in action by checking out the video below?
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source: Mobile Syrup
App Of The Week: Any.DO
As busy as we are nowadays, you would think we would have figured out how to manage our time wisely. Still however, we find people being double-booked, forgetting appointments, and sometimes not getting a single thing done that you wanted to throughout the day. We find ourselves constantly pressured by the busy agendas that rule our life, and have since started to turn to mobile calendars and planners to help us through our days. While I still use my calendar all the time, sometimes I just want a simple list of the things I need to get done, accompanied with reminders due dates. Separate categories, yes, but other than that just one list of things that I need to accomplish. And after stumbling upon it in the Market, Any.DO has completely taken over as my task manager of choice.
Any.DO is one of those apps that I install within 5 minutes of every phone that I get. I live by my task manager, and it all integrates with Google Tasks and my Gmail. But as we all know, Google has completely ignored the need for a task managing app built in to Android that syncs with your Google account and Google Tasks. After giving support to many of its other products and even launching new ones, El Goog hasn’t payed the slightest bit of attention to a task manager. However, the developers of Any.DO have.
Any.DO is a simple, beautiful task manager that offers just about every option you could want. At the open of the app you are given a neat little list of the things the app does, and after swiping through all of them you are brought to a point where you can sign into your Gmail account and start syncing your tasks. Once you sync these tasks, you can decide whether you want them to be defined by folder or due date (personally I choose folder because I feel it offers more organization). You can then add and complete tasks very easily, in a beautiful application. Any.DO has an awesome way of notifying you of your task due dates as well. The app pops a notification up on your screen, and in your notification bar. When the notification pops up, you can mark it as done, snooze it, or just ignore it as a whole. Another great feature of Any.DO is whenever you receive a missed call, it will allow you to automatically add calling that person back as a task with a notification. Also, the little bell that rings (on-screen and audibly) every time a task needs completed is just another example of the devs dedication to making sure users have a great experience with their app. This application is without a doubt one of the most beautiful apps that I have used on an Android device. You can choose between a light and dark theme, and both of them look amazing. There are many fluid animations throughout the app, and the whole experience is much better than any other taks managers that I have used. Not only can you use it natively, but Any.DO also syncs with your Google account both ways, so if you complete a task and scratch it off the list on the app or in the browser, it will sync to the other respectively.
Any.DO is a free and fantastic app that everyone should give a shot. It works seamlessly with your Google account, and I can’t remember a time it has failed to notify me or frozen up when I tried to use it. As I said earlier, I install this app on every device I get, right when I get it, and there are many reasons why. Be sure to check out Any.DO for free in the Android Market and be sure to check back with TheDroidGuy for more awesome Android apps and reviews.
Tasks N Todos – Track Your Tasks With Style
Ever since I got my first handheld device (hello, Palm Pilot) I’ve been trying out different methods of keeping myself organized. It all boils down to choosing one platform to manage your To Do list, whether it’s Microsoft Outlook, Remember the Milk, or Google Tasks.
Since switching to Android, I’ve wanted to try using Google Tasks but I could never quite commit to making the switch since I couldn’t find an app that I felt comfortable using daily. Until now. Tasks N Todos by Handy Apps, Inc. won me over with simplicity and elegance.
The User Interface
Simple UI’s make for a more enjoyable user experience. One of the great things about Android is that it gives every developer the freedom to build their app however they want, but it also has its cons. This double-edged sword called openness leads to inconsistent user interfaces between different apps. Handy Apps, Inc. took a cue from Cupertino and created an elegant and simple to use app that is a joy to use.
My Task Lists
When opening Tasks N Todos you are presented with your task lists. Each list is like a category of tasks. This is a great way to keep tasks organized into appropriate buckets. You can drag and reorder the lists however you want, and creating a new list is as easy as typing a name in the field at the bottom of the screen and clicking the + sign.
All Tasks
The top list is All Tasks, which always displays all tasks from all lists. Each task is shown with a checkbox to the left, title and description in the middle, and the due date on the right. The checkbox allows you to mark the task complete. By default, the tasks are sorted by due date, but a menu click later brings up a variety of sorting options.
Syncing
Tasks N Todos can be used as a standalone todo list manager, but the real power is syncing to the cloud with Google Tasks. This gives you access to your todo lists from any Android device as well as any device with a browser that can access Google Tasks. Sure, Google Tasks isn’t nearly as feature rich as some of its competitors (come on, Google…let’s see some task love) but its ubiquity makes it arguably the most useful, at least for Android users.
Tablet support
I downloaded Tasks N Todos on my Evo 3D (see screenshots above) and decided I liked it enough to install on my Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi tablet. Wow, was I pleasantly surprised.
With full support for Android 3.x (Honeycomb) and Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), Tasks N Todos instantly becomes the frontrunner for my task management. Since I usually take notes on my Xoom during meetings, it becomes a great tool for adding new tasks and organizing my work at a glance.
The tablet support makes great use of the larger screen and typing notes within a task is much easier on a tablet than on a phone.
Widgets
There are a few different widget sizes to choose from, including Honeycomb/ICS specific resizable widgets. The widgets are scrollable and configurable to show any task list you want.
Features
The description in the Android Market lists the following features:
- Full synchronization support with Google Tasks using official Google Tasks API
- Setup task reminder notifications for one-time as well as repeating tasks
- Tasks can be set to repeat automatically with flexible recurrence schedule
- Send urgent tasks to the top of the list with one quick action
- Filter and sort your task and to-do lists in anyway you want
- Drag and drop your task/to-do lists to reorder them any way you like
- Calendar-style date picker with quick date pickers for Today, Tomorrow and Next Week.
- Navigate between task lists easily using swiping gestures.
- Task management made easy with quick action menus
- Even faster access with homescreen widgets with quick shortcuts to add or view tasks
- Backup/restore data to SD card
- Fully optimized for both Android tablets and smartphones
- Sync your task lists on your tablet with the following non-tablet optimized todo apps via Google Tasks: Astrid, Any Do, Taskos todo list, Checkmark, Google Tasks Organizer and gTasks.
Versions
The version I am reviewing is the free, ad supported Tasks N Todos – ToDo List Mgr. Handy Apps, Inc. also sells Tasks N Todos Pro for $4.99. The Pro version adds the following features:
- Backup and restore your tasks to and from your SD card
- Adjust the ‘Look Ahead’ to choose when a repeating task will be populated
- Choose a custom ringtone for reminders’ notifications
- Add Photos to your tasks
- Add Location to your tasks
Conclusion
For an app to make me switch todo list platforms, it has to be good. Tasks N Todos is simple, easy to use, and elegant in presentation. If you want to stay organized and synced up on all your devices, I highly recommend Tasks N Todos. Download the free version from the market link or QR code below.
Producteev Hits Android Market, Syncs Up Your Tasks Across Multiple Platforms
Let me introduce you to Producteev, the latest task manager to hit Android with its official release today. This task manager is a bit different from the other ones in that you can find it on almost any device that you own. Got a Windows machine? They have an app. Their app is also in [...]
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App Spotlight: Conqu
Task management is a part of everyone’s life, and it never is something we look forward to. Tasks mean less free time to spend doing what we love to do. Sadly this a part of life, and it is just something that we all have to deal with. A good way to deal with this problem is downloading a task manager from the marketplace to help bear some of the weight. One of those apps is Conqu, and it is one to consider.
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Conqu is a task manager that doesn’t mess around. It has multiple filters allowing the user to add context to the project. For example, say the user needs to go get groceries, in fact it is only some milk and eggs. Instead of just putting milk and eggs and leaving it at that Conqu allows the user to state how much time and energy it will take. In this case since it’s such a light task, the user would put “quick” for time and “low” for energy. Since that they need to be out of the house to do it they can add a context to the task to clarify such as “@out.” They can color code their tasks as well so they know that, such as “green” for home, they need to do this for their home.
Through Conqu’s calendar, the user can see what will be on his plate in the future and what he should do to prepare for the future task. That way if there is a big party to coming, they know that the grocery list maybe should be amended to include the necessary supplies. After all, no one likes making a mid party grocery run because “someone” forgot to get the dip.
Life is hectic, the important thing is to be calm and collected about it. Any obstacle is surmountable, all it takes is a little preparation. So take a deep breath, collect all that which needs to be done and open Conqu. It’ surprising how quickly a mountain of tasks can be conquered with a little fore thought.
Maxton Mobile browser hits v2.2 for Android
It was only last month that I talked about the Maxthon Mobile browser getting an update to support some 3D skins and more. The company has already debuted another new update to the browser that brings it to version 2.2. The new version has a major new feature with add-ons that allow you to do some cool things with the browser. The current add-ons include ones for screen shots, bookmark backup, and task killer utilities.

The bookmark backup and restore feature allows you to import, export, and backup your bookmarks to a SD card installed into the phone. The Screen shots app also allows you to take snapshots of a webpage and save it to the device SD card. Tasks killer will kill processes running in the background to let the phone run faster and the battery last longer.
There is also a version of the new browser for tablet users. Maxthon says that across all platforms it supports it has 130,000,000 users each month. The add-on architecture means that users and developers will be able to add new features to the browser to customize the user experience like many browsers allow.
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Google Mobile site adds tabbed options
Google continues to improve their mobile site. Recently they added locations to the main page, and now they have added tabbed options at the top, which makes it looks a lot like the full site.
When you go to the front page of Google Mobile, you will see five tabs at the top: Web, Images, Places, News, and More. When you hit more, you will get a drop down list of icons which gives some additional choices: Video, Shopping, Finance, Apps, Maps, iGoogle, Books, and YouTube. These choices are under the Search tab, but you can also hit the Apps tab and you will have the following to choose from: Gmail, Buzz, Picasa, YouTube, Reader, Calendar, Docs, Talk, Maps, News, Tasks, and Translate.
I think these additions are a nice upgrade and will make searching easier and more efficient.
Google Mobile site adds tabbed options
Exchange By TouchDown Key is $7.99 (regularly $19.99) for a limited time
If you’re a big utility buff such as myself, you might want to know that Amazon has dropped the Exchange By TouchDown Key to $7.99 for a “limited time.” If you’ve been looking for a great exchange app, most Android users would agree, TouchDown’s Exchange app is the only way to go. You’ll need to already have the Exchange By TouchDown free app downloaded onto your device, if you don’t, you can grab it on our database or in the Market. TouchDown gives you seamless access to your corporate exchange account along with a ton of extras. Access your Email, Contacts, Calendar and Tasks with just a few taps. Oh, and one of my personal favorites present in the app that we’re still awaiting for in Gmail for Android, pinch to zoom! Check it out for yourself at the source link, as Amazon has not mentioned how long the deal will last.
This app is incredible but it’s no surprise that people are a bit turned off by the price tag. Take advantage now of the $7.99 offer compared to the regular price of $19.99. If you don’t already have the Amazon App Store’s apk on your device, you can snag it here by entering your phone number or email address in the upper right hand corner. Hit the break for more screenshots and to read the full spec sheet by the developer. And as always, feel free to leave us your thoughts in the comments below. Read More…
Exchange By TouchDown Key is $7.99 (regularly $19.99) for a limited time
Third party app GTasks syncs Tasks with your Google account
Not too long ago we looked at how you can use Google Taks on your Android. Most major mail platforms contain tasks, but I especially enjoy Google’s. It’s just a chat window in my Gmail. My only issue is that Google doesn’t have a dedicated app for it on Android. I suspect that, like Google Docs, it will come eventually. Until then you can use the mobile web shortcut described in the above link, or you can try a third party app. From the xda blog comes what might be the best of them: GTasks.
As you might expect, this app works in a straight forward manner. (If it didn’t, I wouldn’t say that it’s probably the best tasks app.) The main screen contains your master list. You can scroll to the left or the right to get sub-lists. When you click into a task screen you’ll see a notepad-looking screen. Here you can not only type out the name of the task, but also all the steps that go along with it. That’s good for project management. You can see when your tasks are due, and then see each individual part. It’s kind of like Getting Things Done in that way.
I also find that the app, as styled, is good for note taking. That the note exists in my tasks list ensures that I’ll actually look at it, which is the whole point. Then, when I no longer need it, I can just check it off and it’s gone. I also like that you can drag items around and change the order, so that those notes can go right on top. Best yet, you can set reminders, so that you really won’t forget about the task or note.
Of course, the app syncs with your Google Tasks, so you can make sure you have the same information in multiple places. Of course, sometimes you might not want to sync. GTasks gets this. They have options for auto sync, manual sync, or sync when you open or exit the program. You can also sync with multiple Google accounts, if you want to, say, combine your work and personal tasks lists (though I just create sublists on one account).
If you’re looking for a quality app solution to your Google Tasks, there are plenty of options. I would, however, recommend GTasks. You can get GTasks for free in the Market. That’s an ad-supported version. You can drop $6.95 to get the ad-free version.
This post originated at AndGeeks.com – home to all things Android! Also a great source of info about Android Phones.
ROM – @coldflid Tweaky ROM JVH v3.1! SIP/ 5 lockscreen /TouchWiz 4 + many Galaxy S II apps for Samsung GT-I9000/ Galaxy S

coldflid has released an update to Tweaky ROM JVH v3.1! SIP/ 5 lockscreen /TouchWiz 4 + many Galaxy S II apps. The latest version is now 3.1.
This release is supported on the following Device(s):
- Samsung GT-I9000: Galaxy S
Changelog v3.1
Cf root
More CSC`s for multi-csc (itv, fop, xen and xme)
5 lockscreens !!
Going to make a zip for kinetic scrolling and various zips for more things
Tasks from galaxy s ii
More things i may have forgotten
Head over to coldflid’s CommunityRelease Developer Homepage for more information and downloads.


































