Mobile Task Manager updated to v1.2 with more prioritising and organising features

Published by Ewan Spence at 11:13 UTC, September 21st 2009

Back in July I reviewed Mobile Task Manager, a Java powered To-Do list and was pleasantly surprised at the flexibility it offered. I also hoped it would continue to improve. Well developer Tommi Laukkanen has released v1.2 with plenty of updates and a handful of bug fixes, mostly focused on prioritising your to-do's to make the best use of your time. You can download the free app here.

Changes in this version include:

• You can prioritize todo items (none, low, normal, high)
• Priority shown as flags (none, green, yellow, red)
• Priority can be changed from item view (left/right key)
• …or straight from item list with ‘0′ shortcut key
• You can sort items by name, done-status or priority
• Import items from text file or CSV file
• FIX: pressing ‘3′ causes the item below the one highlighted to open up for editing
• FIX: “Delete selected” will not delete the last entry on a folder
• FIX: pressing ‘9′ does not work for quick note editing

It's also an open source project, and if you;d like the source code it is also available from the Google Code project page.

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