Is Google Calendar or a paper planner the better way to stay organized? Two Consumer Reports writers hash it out in emails.

If your New Year’s resolution included the phrase “get organized” ... it’s time to put those plans into action. But you don’t ...

Most mornings used to start with me flipping between a calendar app and a task manager as I struggled to piece together what my day should look like. Meetings overlapped with unfinished tasks, and I ...

Anyone who struggles to remember to complete tasks both minor and monumental knows that life can get in the way of living it — especially if you’re disorganized. Using a paper-based daily planner or a ...

3. Pencil planner and Calendar Pro: The best app if you own an Apple Pencil and want to write and plan your days manually 4. Microsoft Outlook: The best option if you’re looking for a professional ...

All Android phones come with preinstalled apps meant to handle everyday tasks and needs. One of these apps is a calendar that lets you plan add tasks and events to each day. Depending on your Android ...

Google Calendar organization tips, color labels, event repeats & custom alerts so you plan faster and miss fewer meetings ...

Claude Canvas turns Claude Code into a planning tool in the terminal, helping you preview emails and plan faster with simple ...

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Microsoft has irregularly introduced new features for its subscription-only Office 365 suite, like Sunrise integration with Calendar and smart car interoperability, but its latest gets back to the ...

Google Calendar appears to be duplicating Google Tasks functionality. Calendar is working on support for directly handling subtasks and lists. It’s possible we could one day see Calendar begin to ...