by Vangie Beal

10 Free Android Apps for Easy Task Management

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Feb 20, 20137 mins
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Busy? Of course you are. Own an Android tablet? Then one of these 10 free task management apps will help you organize your business and professional lives.

You’re a busy professional. From sales meetings to picking up a suit at the cleaners on the way home, each day is filled with countless tasks that need to get done. The good news is that a good task management app installed on an Android tablet will help you stay on task throughout the day and remind you when something important needs to be taken care of.

We’ve put together this list of 10 useful Android tablet task management apps to help you stay on top of those important—but often easy to forget—daily work and home tasks. All are free, though some have for-pay “professional” versions.

Based in Nova Scotia, Vangie Beal has been covering small business, electronic commerce and Internet technology for more than a decade.

Google Tasks Organizer: Manage Tasks Across Google Accounts

Google Tasks Organizer

This easy task management app can improve productivity for those using Google accounts and products. Google Tasks Organizer by Tinjasoft helps busy professionals keep track of daily tasks by syncing the app with notes from multiple GMail accounts and conveniently storing it all in one place. Google Tasks Organizer offers a simple interface so you can quickly view your tasks, details and schedule. Busy professionals will appreciate that you can sort tasks in a number of ways and keep important items at the top of the list.

Download Google Tasks Organizer Lite (free) or Google Tasks Organizer ($2.95).

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Trello: Create Boards to Share With Your Team

Trello

Trello by Fog Creek Software offers a project management app to help your entire team stay on task by organizing everything from simple daily tasks to large group projects. Using a system of boards, you make “to-do” lists, “doing” lists and “done” lists. Add team members to the board so each person can comment and post to the board. You can also create personal boards to remind you of all the tedious daily tasks in your personal life that need to get done—or those professional tasks you might not want to share.

Download Trello (free).