Things updated for iPhone Duo with adaptive layout

Cultured Code has released an update for its popular task management app, Things, which includes support for the new iPhone Duo. This version introduces an adaptive layout that adjusts to the device's different configurations, whether closed, fully open, or partially folded like a book. Additionally, the app now offers an optimized experience in both portrait and landscape orientations.

Why it matters

The adaptation of Things to the iPhone Duo is a significant step for users looking to maximize their productivity. With the ability to have two app windows open simultaneously, users can manage their tasks more efficiently, dragging and dropping items between lists seamlessly.

What we know

The update also includes a sidebar that makes it easier to navigate between lists, which is a new feature for the app on iPhone. Moreover, the Magic Plus button in Things has been redesigned for better accessibility, allowing users to add new tasks more intuitively. Connecting a keyboard unlocks a full set of shortcuts, further enhancing the user experience.

What is still unclear

While the update launches alongside the iPhone Duo, not all features that may come in future versions have been detailed yet. Users are waiting to see how these new functionalities will integrate with other apps in the iPhone Duo ecosystem.