How to Get Apple Reminders on Windows
Apple is notorious for keeping its users in a closed ecosystem. Apple services work perfectly between their devices, but when it comes to adding support for competing platforms, the overall experience isn’t as smooth as the combination of iOS and macOS. Most Apple applications such as reminders, photos, mail and notes are run equally with the iCloud platform. And in an effort to make it easy for the majority, the company announced a new iCloud app for Windows users.
With iCloud Web, the iCloud app, and Outlook integration, it’s easier to access most Apple services on Windows. With iOS 13, Apple has completely redesigned the Reminders app on the iPhone. And although the application is natively available on macOS, it is not the same for Windows.
In this article, we are going to talk about the three main ways to access Apple reminders on Microsoft Windows. It can be useful for those who use iPhone and Windows simultaneously. Let’s start.
1. Use iCloud Web
Apple offers a centralized iCloud experience on the web. From iCloud.com, you can easily access iCloud Photos, Contacts, Calendar, Notes, Reminders, Pages, Keynote and search on your iPhone using the Find iPhone service.
Tap Reminders, and this will open the web version of reminders with lists created on iCloud. From there, you can add or complete new tasks and add notes to a task. However, there is no way to add new lists, add the time and date to a task, or even be notified of a task in the Windows notification panel.
Access Apple reminders anywhere
Apple has nailed default file management on the iPhone with the iOS 13 Reminders update. If you’re using macOS, it’s easy to access and manage them. But if you’re a Windows user, you can still use any of the above tips to add / end / edit tasks in Apple reminders.
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Last updated on February 29, 2020