Even though the iPhone X, XS, and XS Max have been out for a few years now, they still support most of the apps available for newer iOS devices. Here are the best iPhone X apps that work well on this trio of iPhones.
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While there are a near-endless supply of to-do manager apps (there’s more than one on this list, in fact), Things stands out because it finds the sweet spot between control and complexity. It also offers just the right amount of each without overwhelming users.
Like Things, OmniFocus is a popular and well-designed to-do manager. However, it has a different set of priorities. Where Things tries to be simple, OmniFocus is feature-rich and robust.
The app fully integrates with the “Getting Things Done” method of task management. This method, called GTD for short, encourages users to write down all the tasks they have, as well as all the associated information and schedule. GTD users will spend a lot of time organizing work on the front end.
