Microsoft To-Do brings 'Planned' smart list feature to Windows 10 Insiders

Windows Insiders are getting a taste of an upcoming feature for the Windows 10 version of the Microsoft To-Practise app today. Initially debuted alongside the web revamp of To-Exercise, a new "Planned" smart listing characteristic is now available in the Windows 10 app for Insiders (via Aggiornamenti Lumia).

To epitomize, the "Planned" section sits right aslope you lot "My Day," "Important," and "Tasks" smart lists in the left bill of fare. The section gives you a brief overview of your upcoming tasks for the next v days, forth with a look at tasks that are scheduled after down the road.

In add-on to the new section, the update packs a fresh settings icon, along with a link to pen settings for adjusting your inking feel. Of course, the usual smattering of bug fixes and improvements are also tagging along here.

The Insider update follows an update that was recently pushed out to the release version of the apps, which brought with it support for inking. Microsoft To-Do too recently picked up closer integration with Outlook on the web and Skype, allowing you to send To-Practise tasks from both apps.

If you're a Windows Insider, y'all should be able to cheque out the new sections, settings icon, and pen settings now by upgrading to version 1.41.1810.1001 from the Microsoft Store now.

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