Todo Q featured on Lifehacker

Todo Q was mentioned on Lifehacker last week. An accurate, positive review with a couple of screenshots to boot.

Version 2.1.2 was also recently released on the android market.

+ new indicators on task list for time, location, and timebound location alarms
+ fixed filtering for android 3.0 - now fully functional
+ fixed time alarm converting to timebound location alarm

This screenshot shows the recurrence editor on my XOOM. (which is awesome!)

Also, I just submitted the app to the new Amazon market and it awaiting approval. I'm excited about this new market. Some decent competition in the market space might prompt Google to make some improvements.

My Interval is Bigger than Your Interval

One feature that's been a long time coming is custom intervals on repeating tasks. As of Todo Q v2.1.1, custom intervals on repeating tasks is supported. You can create a task that repeats every 3 day, 2 weeks, 4 months, etc. Another new repeating task feature is the ability to base the next task start date on the current completion date, instead of the original task start date. By default, the start date is used in the calculation.

Here's a shot of the new dialog on my stock droid.

Also added in a prior release is a new snooze dialog. This dialog appears when you click a notification in the status bar. Using this dialog you can set a snooze alarm, dismiss the alarm, or complete the task.

In the interest of keeping users informed, the release notes are now cumulative and outline the changes in each release back to v1.2.0.

Todo Q is only $1.99 on the android market. Give it a try.