Google is enhancing task management in Google Calendar. You no longer need the Google Tasks app to handle events and to do lists, everything is now accessible directly in Calendar! Last month, Google ...

Google is rolling out Gemini extensions for Google Calendar, Keep, and Tasks. With these new extensions, users can add and edit calendar events, create notes and lists in Keep, and add tasks and ...

Google Calendar on Android is getting a more full-featured Google Tasks experience to make it “easier for users to stay on top of and organize their tasks.” At the moment, Google Calendar lets you ...

Following last week’s announcement, the new Google Tasks functionality in Google Calendar for Android is widely rolling out. It’s a server-side update (Force stop from App info if you don’t see it), ...

Users can now block off time on their Google Calendar to work on tasks. You can schedule a task by selecting an empty slot on your Calendar and adding the relevant task title and description. There ...

Keep now syncs with Google Calendar through Tasks, linking notes to events with back-links, so you track details and finish ...

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We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Google Tasks has undergone quite the evolution from its initial launch many years ago. It’s a pretty great app ...

With the latest update of the Google Calendar app on Android, users will see a new icon directly to the left of their profile image. That icon is for Tasks, which means you no longer have to use ...

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