I think the Reminders app is a very under-used application on Apple devices. (Note: only works with users on IOS and MAC OS devices.) They can then have full access to your list, such as add, delete and edit reminders. You can share a list with a colleague by clicking the wifi symbol next to the list and adding their email address. There are lots of native Apple apps that now have a share function baked in, including Reminders. Remind me to email Mike about that important proposal tomorrow at 9am.” She will add a reminder and also add that to your calendar, too. Siri is an easy way to create reminders on your watch, iPhone and now, with the update to Mac OS (Sierra) you can use Siri on your Macbook, too. To have your reminders show on each device you have to have your iCloud account setup and set to ‘share.’ You can do this by moving the toggle across in the iCloud Settings on IOS and on your Mac go to your System Preferences, iCloud settings and do the same. Make sure your location settings are on for this function to work – you should be prompted to do this when you activate this feature. Click the ‘i’ next to the reminder again, click ‘At a Location’ and add the address or ‘Current Location.’ The IOS view shows you the area where your reminder location will be triggered. This is really handy for reminding you to pick something up, or need to take something with you but the time could be variable. You can set a reminder to notify you when you reach or leave a location. It will add a visual cue to your reminder in the form of exclamation marks. Sometimes you’ll want to change or add a specific time that your reminders will do just that – remind you! To add a time click the ‘i’ next to the reminder, add a time day and change the priority to a level you need. You can also choose to ‘show’ completed reminders or ‘hide.’ Each folder you create gives you the options to create a list, using the + button, and then a tick function once the task has been completed. Reminders works with a simple interface of folders and notes. Here are some tips for getting the most out of Reminders to help get your life in order. A great example of this ‘synergy’ is the Reminders app on IOS and MacOS. The greatest thing about this is that every device you pick up will send your information and media across your devices instantly. Simple said, you can create a natural connection between all your devices that works seamlessly. One of the best things about using a set of devices that are all within the same ‘ecosystem’, like Apple (an iPhone, iPad and Macbook etc) or Android (Android phone, Google Chromebook etc) is the crossover between all the native applications.
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