Microsoft To-Do’s ‘Planned’ smart list comes to iOS

If you want to see what your upcoming schedule and task list looks like, Microsoft To-Do’s latest update for iOS will help you out. iPhone and iPad users of can now use the app’s new smart list, which shows you a quick look at your tasks for the coming days. The Planned list will show up alongside the My Day and Important smart lists on your sidebar. If you want to keep your sidebar tidy, you’ll be able to hide said lists.

Source: Windows Central

Netflix ends support for Nintendo Wii

If you still have a Nintendo Wii lying around and you’re using it to watch Netflix, we have some bad news for you. Unfortunately, Netflix will be ending the support for the console after January 30, 2019. After the date, Nintendo announced all video streaming services will be suspended for the console. The Wii Shop Channel will also be shut down. So now might be the best time to upgrade your console, give the new ones a try, okay?

Source: Polygon

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Apple launches free replacement program for faulty displays of some iPhone X units

Apple launches free replacement program for faulty displays of some iPhone X units

For iPhone X users who seem to be experiencing touch issues, you might be able to get your phone repaired for free. There seems to be a failed component in the display module that makes parts of the display not respond. Apple or an authorized dealer will replace the module for free. Now, if there are other issues (like a cracked screen) that’s preventing them from repairing the module, you will be charged for these repairs. Now, if you already paid for a display module replacement, you might be able to get a refund for this.

Source: Apple