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Microsoft has made its Microsoft Lists available in preview to both iOS and Android users, as well as via the web.

Microsoft Lists, the companys task manager app, has been made available to anyone who is looking for a way to manage a range of projects. Now three years old, Lists was originally limited to business and enterprise users, but Microsoft has taken the decision to open it up to everyone.

Microsoft’s task management app, Microsoft Lists, is now available for consumers. Previous limited to businesses, anyone can sign in and use Microsoft Lists now.

Boost your productivity and enhance collaboration with Microsoft Lists application, now available for everyone on iOS, Android, and the web.

After several limited previews over the last two years, Microsoft is finally offering the Microsoft Lists preview to the public. Previously, Microsoft’s

The Microsoft Lists apps for iOS and Android can now be used by people who have a free Microsoft account, allowing more people to access the Lists features while using their smartphone or tablet.

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