The tech giant continues to make aggressive moves in the mobile space by purchasing the to-do app.

Wunderlist has received a great update making a number of small but significant changes.

No need to worry about an invitation any longer, Inbox by Gmail is open to everyone.

Organize, share, and sync your items easily with these awesome file management apps.

This handy task list app has been updated so you can now do more with Apple Watch support.

Get everything you need for your schedule, including the forecast and transit estimates, with this helpful new app.

Save time and be more efficient with two helpful apps from Evernote.

The company has also offered a sneak peak of a replacement app, which should land sometime in late 2015.

With new integration, these two apps play really nice together to help speed up your time and task management.

This app helps you find new favorites and use strategy guides for some great games.

The special iOS 8 keyboard allows users to select available time slots without opening the app itself.

If you are looking for a good wallpaper selection for your device, try one of these apps.

Users should soon be able to take advantage of Wunderlist integration in services like Slack, HipChat, and Sunrise Calendar, among others.

Developed by ex-Apple engineers, the app also works with most Macs.

Updates to the apps from IFTTT bring helpful features and more channels.

Word users can select from a number of new templates.

Quickly share items with your other devices or even your friends with this handy app.

Create your custom graduation announcements and order professional prints with this great app.

Whether you need a definition or a synonym, these apps can help.

Feel like you are really putting it down on paper with this simple new note taking app.

Google has just come up a handful of treats for teachers who are using its Classroom learning management system.

Easily view all of your day’s events with an interesting new display.

Users will also soon be able to create Microsoft Office documents directly from the app.

You can now add, subtract, and calculate a tip right on your wrist.