➡️ Superlist, co-founded by our alumnus Steffen Kiedel (D 2005 / 18. Reber tweeted over the weekend that he 'feel(s) nothing but gratitude for and everyone involved in the acquisition in 2015.' But he added, 'I'm just sad that our plans for didn't work out.' Reber tweeted a list of things he'd do if he got Wunderlist back, including making it open-source and free forever for consumers making it fast and lightweight building shared folders, additional integrations providing collaborative note-taking and bringing back public lists.Lots of #WHU (investment) news - each of which would probably deserve its own post: Here we go! 💸💪🔥

Today he tweeted 'GREAT timing,' in regards to Microsoft's To Do makeover. Last week, just ahead of the redesign launch, former Wunderlist founder Christian Reber tweeted that he'd like to buy Wunderlist back from Microsoft. And it integrates with Microsoft work or school email accounts hosted email accounts like Outlook, Hotmail or Live Microsoft Planner and Microsoft Launcher on Android. The app can sync across Mac, iOS, Android, Windows, and the Web. The app is more customizable now with a variety of backgrounds, 'including the beloved Berlin TV tower that was a feature in Wunderlist.' On September 9, Microsoft introduced the redesigned To Do, which has smaller headers and more colors.

But this week, Microsoft is rolling out a redesign of To Do that attempts to make it look more like Wunderlist. When Microsoft bought 6Wunderkinder, the developer of Wunderlist, in 2015, officials said they planned to shut down that task-management app at some point and replace it with its To Do app. These experts are racing to protect AI from hackers.

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