iPhone applications

[andydiesel]

is there a real to do list or list app where you can check stuff off that is done?

really one of the dumbest things with the iphone/apple computers is that if you do a note in mac mail (which the notes feature should be a separate app like on the iphone) it sends it to your email not the actual notes app on the iphone. so lame.

i use the notes for all sorts of shit. daily to do lists, shopping lists, random things to remember. this needs to be a separate app.

[Dusty!]

There are a ton. i got My Lists but there are a bunch. Check "productivity"

[andydiesel]

Originally Posted by Dusty!

There are a ton. i got My Lists but there are a bunch. Check "productivity"

wicked and only $1.99

looks cool, i think productivity is the only category i didn;t look through.

[Papercuts]

Originally Posted by andydiesel

wicked and only $1.99

looks cool, i think productivity is the only category i didn;t look through.

way to be....

[Dusty!]

actually andy, if you're looking for a good to do list you should check out tadalist.com

you can fire it up as a web app on your iphone or just log in on your desktop, that way you'll be working off the same list rather than a list that is solely on your phone.

[piemel]

doesn't your business computer have a good email/todo/phonelist/calendar application? that one should be able to synch with your phone right?

heck... i synch with my groupswise program at the office and it works like a charm... synchs every few minutes or so

dusty is right... nothing worse than having multiple todo lists and calendars... makes no sense

[andydiesel]

Originally Posted by Dusty!

actually andy, if you're looking for a good to do list you should check out tadalist.com

you can fire it up as a web app on your iphone or just log in on your desktop, that way you'll be working off the same list rather than a list that is solely on your phone.

yups, that is exactly what i'm looking for. i wanna type a list on my computer and send it over to the phone, or the other way around.

Originally Posted by piemel

doesn't your business computer have a good email/todo/phonelist/calendar application? that one should be able to synch with your phone right?

heck... i synch with my groupswise program at the office and it works like a charm... synchs every few minutes or so

dusty is right... nothing worse than having multiple todo lists and calendars... makes no sense

the calendar is sufficient but not great, the todo list/notes suck balls, the email app i really like and the mac phonebook is just fine for me. they all work together fine. really the notes and to do lists would be best as a seperate app cause i don;t always wanna be in my email app like they are now.

macs to do function realy isn;t a list it just adds something to your calenter. so fuxking stupid.

[Manuel]

I feel the same way with the to do list in my Mail app. I was annoyed so I just stopped using that feature and keyed in the notes directly into my phone.

I was looking at the to do lists apps in the Store and saw OmniFocus. Does anyone use this? Are there any recommendations besides tadalist and My Lists?


Has anyone noticed their iPhones working a little sluggish since the software update? (Not the new 3Gs.) My GoogleMaps app works a little funky and sometimes certain buttons don't function.

[uglybogus]

"remote" is amazing. I wowed my friends last night at a party by hiding my laptop behind a bookshelf and hooking it up to some computer speakers. Every once in awhile I would pull out my ipod and wirelessly change the music, everyone was like "OMG WTF BLUETOOTH??", nope.

[bradbane]

Originally Posted by andydiesel

yups, that is exactly what i'm looking for. i wanna type a list on my computer and send it over to the phone, or the other way around.

you might want to check out rememberthemilk.com too, i like it better than tadalist. they have a really slick iphone webapp and supposedly an application is coming out real soon.

i always have the mobile version of it open in a firefox sidebar, otherwise i would never get anything done.