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2Do is a gorgeous iPhone task management app
If you're already using iCal's built-in todo management, or Outlook's tasks on a Windows machine, and you're just looking for an iPhone app that can synchronize with what you're already using, you should check out 2Do.
2Do is a very well-designed and pretty to-do list manager, with the ability to create multiple lists, set priorities and due dates, notes, URLs, and even default actions such as Call, SMS, Email, Browse, Visit, and Google. It's a pleasure to use, with a very intuitive and pleasing interface.
2Do handles 2-way synchronizing with iCal's basic to-do functionality with the help of an additional free Sync application for your Mac, or with Outlook's tasks function with a free Windows Sync application.
I find iCal's built-in to-do management to be clunky and awkward, which isn't 2Do's fault, but does work against it when I'm evaluating what task management app to use. However, if I was on Windows using Outlook, 2Do would be my first choice as a companion task management application for the iPhone.
2Do costs $6.99US [iTunes link], and a free Lite version is available that does not support synchronization and is limited to 3 lists with 25 tasks in each list.
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Subscribe to commentsRichardJan 26th 2010 10:53AM
Nice looking but I'm still hoping that Apple will see some sense in iPhone 4.0 and add native tasks with Outlook synchronisation via iTunes.
They already do it for Calendar, Contacts and Notes ... there is only Tasks left!
chrishighJan 26th 2010 10:57AM
If you're willing to sync with Google or Evernote instead of Outlook, considers Awesome Note instead. It's equally (if not more) attractive, and combines To-do functionality AND well organized notes with media in a single app, at HALF the price.
JayenkaiJan 26th 2010 11:33AM
Nice, but I find it infinitely more useful having 7 or 8 different tools for the job.
Don't get me wrong, one-click-for-all might be handy for most folk..
But to me, having "Emails - 4", "Todo - 3", "Twitter - 8" on the homescreen is much better than "All your things - 7802"
MattJan 26th 2010 11:40AM
i like awesomenote, but not for To Do lists.