Things Updated for iPhone Duo With Adaptive Layout
Cultured Code has updated its task management app Things with support for the iPhone Duo , introducing an adaptive layout, a sidebar, and multi-window support ahead of the device's launch on Friday. The app's interface adjusts to the ‌iPhone Duo‌'s different configurations, including when it is closed, fully open, or partially folded like a book. The layout also supports both portrait…
Cultured Code has enhanced its task management application, Things, to support the upcoming iPhone Duo. The update introduces an adaptable interface that intelligently adjusts to the device's diverse configurations, such as when it is fully open, closed, or folded like a book. The layout is compatible with both portrait and landscape orientations.
Upon opening the iPhone Duo, a sidebar appears, enabling users to switch between lists for the first time in Things on the iPhone. Users can also run two instances of Things side by side, allowing them to drag and drop tasks between windows for efficient organization. The Controls are conveniently positioned in a vertical bar within easy reach of the user's thumb, including the Things Magic Plus button.
This button can be repositioned within a list to insert a new task at a selected spot. Connecting a keyboard unlocks the complete array of Things' keyboard features, which include persistent selection, keyboard shortcuts, and Type Travel for swift navigation between lists. The latest version, 3.25, is now accessible through the App Store.
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