Google Tasks 1.6 for Android allows you to create tasks from Google Photos: these are your developments

If the past month of may Gmail was integrated with Google Tasks for us create a task from an email now we see the same integration with Google Photos. It is now possible to create tasks from photos.

The new update of the application Tasks of Google to version 1.6 (APK) add this integration with Google Photos next to other developments, which we will review below:

Create a task from Google Photos

Tasks of Google still does not allow us to attach images but now through Google Photos if we can create a task with a photo or album attached.

To do this so we just have to go to your Google Photos and share one or multiple photos by selecting the new option Tasks. We will create Tasks from Google task with a link to the image or images shared.

direct Access

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Google Tasks 1.6 premieres direct access the icon of your application to which we have access through a long press. We can also add this shortcut to the home screen so you can create a task quickly.

Button redesigned

The latest novelty discovered in this update is a small redesign. The button to create a task has been changed by a circular button white with the simple “+” icon with the colors of Google -the same button you find in Google Drive – instead of showing that huge blue button elongated with the text “Add a new task”.

Tasks Google: make tasks and meet goals

• Developer: Google LLC
• Download: Google Play
• Price: Free
• Category: is Productivity

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