The task manager Any.do jump to Mac

In mid-2013, the tasks of Any.Do deeply renewed and joined a new calendar application. At the time I I reviewed the news and said, where is the support for other Apple devices is? Well, better late than never, because Any.Do has submitted its application for OS X since its official blog.

Besides synchronize tasks we have done from the mobile transparently Any.Do will open on your Mac with an interface that inherits the minimalism of the application for iOS. We can manage tasks between teams of people (adding comments and attachments), organize our personal tasks following the GTD system and access all functions from an icon in the menu bar.

The application is free from the Mac App Store, although a subscription of $ 2.99 a month or $ 26.99 per year gives us access to change the appearance of the program, generating reminders based on our geolocation and priority access in the holder. Any.Do can be very complex, but at the same time as the manager of simple tasks that take the first steps to become more productive. And with this new version for Mac, it's a good time to give it a try.

Apple updates OS X Server with improvements in calendar and profile manager

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Long ago OS X Server went from being a distinct OS X operating system generally just be a complement of several applications, but that does not mean Apple has forgotten to work to please those who use the platform to manage groups of Macs or servers. OS X Server has been updated with several enhancements that focus primarily on its stability.

Updated OS X: correction bug

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Someone must have done overtime in Cupertino: after updating to OS X 10.9.3 hiding the Users folder of our system in some cases, Apple has released a new update of iTunes that fixes the error and returns the folder in the root directory system. 

Apple has released OS X 10.9.3

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Apple has released 10.9.3 update in OS X Mavericks with improved stability, compatibility and security among which are extended with support 4K displays in the latest models of Mac Pro and MacBook Pro with Retina screen of 15 inches, and the added ability to sync contacts and calendars between a Mac and an iOS device via a USB connection. 

This new Mavericks version also includes Safari 7.0.3 with the usual update level security patches, fixes among other errors and problems with the Font Book, the reliability of VPN connections with IPSec, copy options, edit and inspect permissions on SMB servers, or stability to install configuration profiles.

As for iTunes 11.2, the update focuses on improving the exploration of podcasts with new features like the new tab "not played" access to the list of episodes to play or download more comfortably, an option to save our favorite episodes and disposal episodes automatically reproduced. Maybe dare update the Podcasts app for iOS. 

You will find both updates in the Mac App Store and if you were brave and installed public beta of OS X 10.9.3 you can be reassured to know that the final version passed without major drawbacks.