Things 3.13 adds iOS 14 widgets, iPad Scribble support, and more
What you need to know
- Things 3.13 is now available for download from the App Store.
- It includes support for iOS 14 widgets, new Apple Watch complications, and more.
- It also takes advantage of the new iPad Scribble feature.
If you're looking for an app to show off everything that's going on in iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and watchOS 7, look no further. Things 3.13 is now available for download and it takes advantage of tons of new features added by Apple this week.
Starting with widgets, Things has options available in all three sizes and you can configure them to show exactly what you want to see, too.
Scribble has been implemented on iPad as well, allowing users to write new tasks directly onto the screen and have Things pick them up. Scribble is already magical, but having your task manager support it is a game-changer.
Apple Watch gets some love here, too. NEw complications have been added that can show information in different ways and on different watch faces.
There's more in this update as well, including improvements to Notes, Shortcuts, and much more. Things for iPhone and Apple Watch is available now and costs $9.99. The iPad version can be had for $19.99 right now, too.
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