By the way, the Wunderlist web app works beautifully on the BlackBerry PlayBook, making it a perfect alternative. I found that when I made a change using the web app, I either had to manually initiate the sync on my BlackBerry or update something else, provoking the app to sync by itself. The same can’t be said all the time when it comes to updating from web app to BlackBerry app. Within 30 seconds or so of me adding a new task to a list on my BlackBerry, the Wunderlist web app on my computer reflected the change.

As you jot down information, or manage them, your account is periodically syncing to the cloud – the application will show you once information is synced and saved. It’s literally just a matter of typing and pressing enter, rinse and repeat. This kind of list creation is very fluid, as it allows me to capture ideas first and specifics second. I found making lists and tasks nearly effortless with this app, as you can jot down list names and the types of tasks first (capture them as they come) and then add detail to them later (due dates, notes, reminders, etc). Within these lists, you can find the assigned tasks while looking at the List screen, a number will indicate how many tasks you have assigned to it. Once you set up a free account, which you can do from the application, you're good to go! The first screen you'll see is a dashboard of all of your lists. Once I installed Wunderlist, I knew this was the application for me. Why? With so many list/task management applications out there, it’s hard to find one that suits you. I have to agree with the Wunderlist slogan it is task management at its best.

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