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Google rolls out mobile tasks for iPod, Android
It's only been two months since tasks first appeared on GMail, but the team wasn't content to stop there.Last night, Google rolled out a new mobile version of Tasks designed to allow users of the iPod Touch/iPhone and Android devices to manage their tasks on the go.
The interface is elegantly simple, allowing you to quickly add tasks and notes, and mark items complete.
While tasks you indent from your desktop in GMail display correctly, there's no way to indent a task from your handset just yet.
As an added bonus, you can also now view your task list from any cell phone, as long as it sports an XHTML-compliant web browser.
Don't bother checking gmail.com/tasks from your desktop browser unless you're just after more information - you'll be redirected to the "Tasks in Labs" page.
[ via Official GMail blog ]
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsJash SayaniFeb 3rd 2009 8:49AM
Any way to import tasks from RTM ?
jeffpomFeb 3rd 2009 9:11AM
Now if Google only made Gmail to look and act like other free emails (but leave the great features obviously...)
I'd switch from Yahoo to Google for everything!
faustuscmFeb 3rd 2009 11:41AM
The only difference I know of in gmails "look and act" is the parts that make it gMail. What exactly is the problem with it?
MysteriusFeb 3rd 2009 11:38PM
I sincerely hope it doesn't, since I vastly prefer Gmail's look to Live Mail or Yahoo Mail. But for your sake, I hope Gmail will expand and open up their theming options.
ErynFeb 5th 2009 7:26PM
It works just fine on my Treo as well. Although having both a notes and tasks application on the phone already, this seems rather redundant. Unless you're so forgetful you need additional reminders. Don't these other phones already have such things too?
Søren Hartmann KristensenFeb 4th 2009 4:31AM
"Don't bother checking gmail.com/tasks from your desktop browser unless you're just after more information...."
Going there will enable you to ad tasks to your iGoogle page. I have been looking fot that, but not found it before.