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While Wunderlist won't be getting any new features and will eventually be sunsetted later this year, the team plans to incorporate users' suggestions and feedback before Microsoft switches to To-Do. To-Do will also include flexible reminders that you can bake in to recur on weekdays, Monday mornings, whenever you need 'em. To-Do's "intelligent suggestions" will pull tasks from your old, existing and future lists, automagically prioritising those it deems most important. You can then attach unfinished list items by tapping on a lightbulb in the corner. "My Day" will offer you a clean slate every. It's available on iPhones, Android and web browsers now. In its place, Microsoft is announcing To-Do Preview, its early version of Wunderlist's spiritual successor that's already packing some improvements. At least, that's how the Microsoft-bought team is putting the news that the list and task management app is headed for retirement.
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