The relatively new iOS Microsoft Lists app updated to Version 1.36.14 this week. While this update did include the usual minor improvements and bug fixes, it also added support for iPad. Microsoft Lists has only supported the iPhone since it ... Read more
Microsoft has announced a handful of new updates for its task management and tracking tool, Microsoft Lists, at its Ignite 2021 conference. The Lists app in Teams is getting some improvements, and the company has detailed some new features for the iOS app, and other collaboration features. There are also enhancements being made to the administrative controls and settings.
Microsoft has just launched a one-stop landing page to help IT Admins increase the awareness and usage of Lists across their organizations. The new Microsoft Lists adoption center has been designed to provide a review of best-practices, online guides, and adoption templates for end-users of the newest Microsoft 365 app.
Microsoft news recap is a weekly feature highlighting the top Microsoft news stories of the past week. Sit back, grab some coffee, and enjoy the read! Microsoft backtracks on Xbox Live Gold price change and plans to unlock free-to-play games ... Read more
Microsoft Lists app for iOS, which the company introduced at Ignite 2020 back in September, is finally dropping its preview tag today.
Microsoft Lists now supports a new “rules” feature that makes it easier to notify people when something changes in their lists.
In November, we reported that Microsoft Lists would soon allow users to use undo and redo commands to recover information. Today, Norm Young, a Microsoft MVP, took to Twitter to note that the feature is now live in the new Lists app.
Microsoft’s new Lists app for iOS, which the company introduced at Ignite 2020, is finally dropping its preview tag later this month. The iOS version of the app has been available in public preview since September 2020, and the company has announced via Microsoft 365 Admin Center that it’s coming to the iOS App Store in mid-January.
The month of December is coming to a close, and it is now time to look back at the new features introduced in Microsoft 365 this year. In 2020, Microsoft announced plenty of new services and features to help users deal with the ongoing pandemic and adapts to remote learning or working.
As usual, we have divided this recap into different sections to highlight different Microsoft 365 apps and services, including OneDrive, Teams, Microsoft Outlook/Word/Excel, and more. Here’s a look at what you need to know.
Microsoft Lists is a new data storage and organisation system that blends spreadsheets, databases and web apps together. Lists is really a new interface atop the existing SharePoint Lists infrastructure. We’ve previously shown how to create a new list within ... Read more
Microsoft Lists is a data management solution mixing elements of Excel spreadsheets, Access databases and third-party low code solutions such as Airtable. In this guide, we'll show you how to get started creating a new list from scratch - if ... Read more
Microsoft has released a new feature that allows users to view list content in a modern calendar view in Microsoft Lists and SharePoint. The info was first discovered by Twitter user Laurent Sittler, and the feature is now generally available for Targeted release customers.
Microsoft has announced the general availability of Microsoft Lists, the new Microsoft 365 project management and collaboration tool. The Lists app is now available to commercial, education, and government subscribers, the company announced yesterday.
Microsoft Lists is Microsoft's new information tracking app for Microsoft 365. As a centralised information repository, Lists features good integration with the other members of the 365 family. In this article, we'll show you how to manage your Lists within ... Read more
Microsoft Lists is the newest addition to the Microsoft 365 app stable. While the name may tempt you to write it off as yet another Outlook Tasks, To-Do or Planner iteration, Lists is in fact a unique offering that's closer ... Read more
Microsoft is working on a new update, which will allow users to use undo/redo commands in Microsoft Lists. The Microsoft 365 Roadmap indicates that the feature will start rolling out in mid-November.
Microsoft is improving the Microsoft Lists experience on the web by introducing new commenting capabilities. The new commenting functionality is now rolling out in Office 365 tenants using targeted release, according to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.
Project Nucleus, a new intelligent sync technology will come to life first in Microsoft Lists later this year, but it could soon provide a faster and better way to sync content from the cloud to Microsoft's other web apps.
Microsoft is using Ignite 2020 conference to announce some key enhancements coming to the Microsoft Lists app, the company's newest app for the Microsoft 365 subscription service. If Microsoft Lists was already great for tracking information and organizing work, the ... Read more
Microsoft Lists, the new Microsoft 365 app that the company announced at the Build 2020 conference in May, will start rolling out in Microsoft Teams next month.
Microsoft Lists, the new Microsoft 365 app that Microsoft announced at Build 2020 in May is now available on the web for Microsoft 365 business customers.