The origins of Microsoft Lists and its recent updates Microsoft announced the application during its Build event in 2020. It isn't an app that the company created from scratch.

Microsoft needs to keep businesses using its software, and is announcing a bunch of updates to its tools at its virtual Build conference today. Among these is a new Lists app that the company is ...

At Build 2020, Microsoft’s annual developer conference, the company announced a new service called Microsoft Lists. Today, the app has been made available to download from the App Store.

To install the Microsoft Lists desktop application on a Mac, using a compatible browser (such as Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge), log in to your Microsoft 365 account, then click the App Launcher ...

Today, Microsoft introduced Lists, a new Microsoft 365 app that's meant to help track the information in your business. While it has its own app, it's also integrated right into Teams.

Previously, Microsoft’s new task management app was only open to enterprise and business users. Anyone with a Microsoft account can now access Microsoft Lists on Android, iOS, and the web.

At Microsoft's Inspire event, new features are unveiled for Microsoft 365. Yammer and Teams get upgrades, the Lists app is nearly done, and the Walkie-Talkie mobile app debuts.

Figure 4: Microsoft provides several list templates. Creating a list, with or without a template, is a straightforward process so I'm not going to bother going through the step-by-step details.