Getting Things Done with Gmail?

by Brad Grier on December 9, 2008

in Doing,Lifestyle Technology,News,Web

GMail for Apps adds simple Task function

Usually Google Apps for Busi­ness is the last of Googles free online applic­a­tion suites to receive new fea­tures, but ever since Google enabled Google Labs within Apps for Busi­ness, new fea­tures are rolled at the same time.

Today Gmail received a simple Task List manager:

Google Tasks in action

Like many of Google’s enhance­ments, it’s a very simple imple­ment­a­tion — but it works quite well, and means that I can remove another plu­gin from my poor over­sized Fire­fox browser.

To enable Tasks, go to Set­tings, click the Labs tab (or just click here if you’re signed in). Select “Enable” next to “Tasks” and then click “Save Changes” at the bot­tom. Then, after Gmail refreshes, on the left under the “Con­tacts” link, you’ll see a “Tasks” link. Just click it to get started.

More at the Gmail Blog.

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