Microsoft is rolling out a preview of its Lists app that doesn't require a Microsoft 365 subscription -- a move that seems to be part of its MetaOS strategy. Written by Mary Jo Foley, Senior ...

Announcing Microsoft Lists - a new Microsoft 365 app to track information and organize work A lot of us spend the majority of our workdays in project management tools like Asana, Trello, or ...

Microsoft Teams now supports the Lists app for all commercial and Government Community Cloud (GCC) customers. Microsoft first announced Lists at Build 2020, and the feature is now generally available.

Previously, Microsoft’s new task management app was only open to enterprise and business users. Anyone with a Microsoft account can now access Microsoft Lists on Android, iOS, and the web.

At Microsoft's Inspire event, new features are unveiled for Microsoft 365. Yammer and Teams get upgrades, the Lists app is nearly done, and the Walkie-Talkie mobile app debuts.

The Lists apps will first arrive at Microsoft 365 tenancies that opted to get so-called "Targeted Releases," which is a software release stage before a production environment-ready release.

Lists is part of Microsoft 365, a subscription service that includes other apps like OneNote and Editor, and can be used across Microsoft's ecosystem, including its Surface Duo.

Microsoft Lists is a relatively new app designed to help you track and organize information and your workflow across a team. It's available as a standalone app and integrates with Microsoft Teams ...

To install the Microsoft Lists desktop application on a Mac, using a compatible browser (such as Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge), log in to your Microsoft 365 account, then click the App Launcher ...

New Microsoft Lists app “Th app can put your cookie launch in motion… or move designs forward, centralize recipes, keep track of personal contacts, manage charitable donations, help you stay ...

Figure 4: Microsoft provides several list templates. Creating a list, with or without a template, is a straightforward process so I'm not going to bother going through the step-by-step details.