Life is full of work to get done, errands to run, and chores to do, and keeping track of it all without some help can be practically impossible for most people. While a sheet of paper or bulky ...

Medication reminders are useful if you need to take prescription drugs at a set time, but you may miss the notification too easily. Here's how to set up follow-up medication reminders in iOS 17. "The ...

It pushes me to complete important tasks instead of ignoring them for later.

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Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. 30 to 50 percent of patients don’t keep to their medication schedules Third-party medication reminder apps have ...

If you’re looking for a reliable way to manage tasks and projects, the Apple Reminders app offers a robust solution for implementing the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology. Designed specifically ...

Julian is a staunch advocate for open source software, leading to the natural conclusion of being a lifelong Android user. While he only started his writing career in January 2022—at the ripe old age ...

Have you ever missed an important reminder because your phone was on silent or out of reach? With the iOS 26.3 update, Apple has introduced a innovative feature that transforms the way you manage your ...

Reminders help you organize your day better and keep track of important events of the day. The Apple Watch is ideal for reminders. You can easily set reminders for important tasks like drinking water, ...

That should work. I just set up a test reminder with the same settings - I get both a notification on the screen and an alert sound. If I don't respond and the display turns off, the notification is ...

Your Android phone has some surprisingly smart systems for helping you remember things, but it's up to <em>you</em> to remember to use 'em. Ah, reminders. I’m not ...