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There are so many To-Do applications/services/features out there. I guess I'm not surprised by MS breaking into the scene, but I have to ask the age old questio
by pathartl 9y ago
There are so many To-Do applications/services/features out there. I guess I'm not surprised by MS breaking into the scene, but I have to ask the age old question. How many engineers at MS are just standing around where they can waste time on products like these which probably won't be around in two years time.
- WorldMaker 9y agoThis To-Do application started as an acquisition by Microsoft (was formerly Wunderlist), and is a part of Microsoft's ongoing work to modernize their Personal Information Management (PIM) ecosystem [read: Outlook] for "mobile first" by acquiring interesting sub-components (the modern Windows Mail and Windows Calendar were both begun as acquisitions as well). It interoperates with Exchange's Task items and is expected to be Office 365 "blessed" soon enough.