Users of OS X Mountain Lion have been able to share reminders with other users since the new OS was released, but now Apple is giving iCloud.com users the ability to share their reminders even when they’re not on a Mac.
An update to iCloud’s Reminders app has added the Shared Reminders ability for users, making iOS 6 the only Reminders portal that can’t share reminders with other users.
To share a reminder, first log in to your iCloud.com account, then go to the Reminders app. On the left side you can hover over the “Reminders” section and a Wifi type signal image will appear. Click on the new signal and then you will be prompted to enter the email address of the party you wish to share the reminder with.
There’s no word on when the iOS 6 app will gain the Shared Reminder ability, but we imagine Apple will include it in an update in the future.
Buster Hein is a freelance writer who lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Twitter: @bst3r.
2 responses to “Apple Brings Shared Reminders To iCloud.com Web App”
You know what blew my mind the other day? I told Siri on my iPad to remind me to start drawing in an hour. I had switched devices and was on my MacBook Pro when an alert popped up an hour later, reminding me. Did NOT even know that would happen. Way too cool.
This has been around for awhile now.