Due 2.5 for iPhone bolsters Apple Watch reminders and fixes more sync issues
Posted: 14 Aug 2017 11:00
Due 2.5 for iPhone bolsters Apple Watch reminders and fixes more sync issues
The persistent, nagging To Do app Due adds watchOS 3 features in its latest version 2.5 update to keep you working, and focused on your critical task at hand.
Due does many things —but what it's known for is not letting you go. If you've told it you want to be reminded to do something, it is a terrier at your ankles until you do it.
This latest version, Due 2.5 for iOS doesn't let up and it now gives you new options for adding these reminders.
What Due does is just remind of a task by a notification on your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch. You can snooze the reminder, you can mark it as having been completed, but if you don't do either, it goes away for a few minutes and comes right back.
Every few minutes. Forever. Until you're done, or the battery dies.
Due is a very simple To Do app. Without question, apps like OmniFocus and Things are so very much more powerful that Due should feel like a toy.
It would, but that one thing of nagging, nagging, nagging you is so well done. It is so good at its job, that Due is really meant to be used right alongside those more powerful apps. So if you are an OmniFocus or Things devotee, get Due too.
The persistent, nagging To Do app Due adds watchOS 3 features in its latest version 2.5 update to keep you working, and focused on your critical task at hand.
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Due does many things —but what it's known for is not letting you go. If you've told it you want to be reminded to do something, it is a terrier at your ankles until you do it.
This latest version, Due 2.5 for iOS doesn't let up and it now gives you new options for adding these reminders.
What Due does is just remind of a task by a notification on your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch. You can snooze the reminder, you can mark it as having been completed, but if you don't do either, it goes away for a few minutes and comes right back.
Every few minutes. Forever. Until you're done, or the battery dies.
Due is a very simple To Do app. Without question, apps like OmniFocus and Things are so very much more powerful that Due should feel like a toy.
It would, but that one thing of nagging, nagging, nagging you is so well done. It is so good at its job, that Due is really meant to be used right alongside those more powerful apps. So if you are an OmniFocus or Things devotee, get Due too.