There was a time when all you needed to make a to-do list was a piece of paper and a pen. But ever since the advent of apps and smartphones, developers have been trying to come up with all sorts of bells and whistles for users while trying to keep the app as simple and minimalist as possible for those who are not too adaptable to complicated to-do lists. One of the most popular out there is any.do, and their newest update will definitely please current users and might convince new ones to make it their productivity app du jour.
Any.do has been hugely popular with productivity junkies because it's not just a to-do list app, but can be seamlessly integrated with its calendar app, which is one of the prettiest out there for Android devices. It also serves as a pretty decent note-taking app, to rival that of Evernote or Simple Note. The new update now allows users to attach files to items in their to-do lists. So for example, in your grocery list, you added that you need to buy a certain brand of condiment but you want to be sure you buy the exact kind and color, then you just need to attach the picture to your list.
Aside from pictures, you can also attach other documents as well. You'll see a paperclip icon now when you add something to your list. It will also indicate how many files are attached in your item, just in case you feel like you need to put a whole album of pictures to remind you what that item is all about.
The update has rolled out for most users so better check your app if you haven't updated yet. In case you're not yet part of the any.do cult, you can download it for free from the Google Play Store.